Sentence examples for migration that makes from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of thousands have fled cities for the Afghan countryside, a migration that makes emergency food distribution enormously difficult, because relief agencies do not know how to find people.

A crisis of global migration that makes nativist-vs-globalist the most seismic axis for political upheaval.

For years, the migration that made the South grow so fast also made it more Republican sometimes in surprising ways.

Henry Ford's assembly line welcomed laborers from the South, spurring the migration that made Detroit a black-majority city in the 1970s.

The cuckoo is not a rare bird, it's just hard to see and not many of them stop in New York City during their migration; that made its sighting a bit of thrill, Ms. Adams said.

The purpose of the display — of paintings, decorative arts, musical instruments, photography and works on paper — will be to illustrate both "the richness of the whole continent" and "the patterns of immigration and migration" that make up contemporary America, he said.

In general, Congress specifies in great detail the criteria for admission and removal, particularly when it comes to the major categories of family and labor migration that make up the bulk of admissions.

Examples are breeding life history stage, molt, and migrations that make up the life cycle.

Europe's long peace is an extraordinary achievement — but was it worth the wars and genocides and forced migrations that made it possible?

But his best-known work, "The Uprooted: The Epic Story of the Great Migrations That Made the American People," which won the 1952 Pulitzer for history, was aimed at an audience of general readers in making his case that immigration — more than the frontier experience, or any other episode in its past — was the continuing, defining event of American history.

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