Sentence examples for migration that has from inspiring English sources

Unlike other procyonids, such as the crab-eating raccoon (Procyon cancrivorus), the ancestors of the common raccoon left tropical and subtropical areas and migrated farther north about 2.5 million years ago, in a migration that has been confirmed by the discovery of fossils in the Great Plains dating back to the middle of the Pliocene.

He immigrated to the United States, part of a wave of African migration that has come to many American cities.

Italy and Greece have accused Britain and its northern European neighbours of not sharing the responsibility for a crisis in migration that has left them struggling to cope.

Poland's own accession to the EU, meanwhile, has resulted in a level of economic migration that has not yet been fully reflected in our literature.

Before Poland and the other seven countries joined, the government published a prediction of the likely migration that has proved wildly wrong.

Each year, 400,000 new residents pour into the capital, a mass migration that has made Dhaka the world's most densely settled megacity, and one of the fastest growing.

And that's reversing the out- migration that had been happening for so many years before Katrina.

He arrived in Britain in 1951, part of the large-scale Caribbean migration that had begun symbolically with the arrival of the Empire Windrush three years earlier.

The administration also restarted talks on practical issues, such as migration, that had been halted under Mr Bush.The latest round of talks took place in late February.

What I've tried to do is use the complex understandings of modern migration that have been developed in the past fifty years or so to try to make better sense of the ancient records.

I moved to Washington Heights in 1997, trailing three and a half decades of migration that had made the northern reaches of Manhattan the epicenter of Dominican culture in the United States.