Sentence examples for migration to long from inspiring English sources

More recent contributions relate return migration to long term strategies (Borjas and Bratsberg [1996]), motivated either by "lifecycle" or "target earnings" considerations.

"The counterstream migration to Long Island may be increasing while it may be decreasing in other places in the state," the gerontologist suggested.

What will you do?" To start with, I did think of it simply as a way of postponing an inevitable migration to London lettings, long hours and late shifts.

While its regional and sectoral impact can be debated (mass Mexican migration to the north long antedated the agreement and, in recent years, net migration has in fact ceased), Nafta has, on balance, benefited Mexico, in part by codifying the economic relationship and curbing American unilateralism.

A series of announcements from publishers across the globe in the last few weeks suggests that the long migration to the Internet has picked up pace, and that ahead of other books, magazines and even newspapers, the classic multivolume encyclopedia is well on its way to becoming the first casualty in the end of print.

Come late autumn, the birds begin a long migration to their wintering grounds on the warmer shores of the North Pacific.

Such conditions have been shown to influence whether females are robust enough to make the long migration to shore and produce hundreds of eggs.

The study area is where the US Navy carries out regular exercises and where the whales come to build up fat stores for the long migration to their breeding grounds.

He's been following "millionaire migration" to Vancouver for a long time, and he says the tax havens are another indication that Vancouver has an unusually high concentration of international millionaires.

This result suggested that they eventually displayed one of the pure species' options (i.e., either long migration to the Pacific Ocean or short nearshore movements near the natal stream).

The Railway Regulation Act 1844 limited passenger fares to one penny ( of a pound) per mile on the entire British railway network, enabling mass population movements, migration to the cities and long-distance commuting, and the social revolution of mass rapid transit began.