Sentence examples for migration we are from inspiring English sources
On migration we are concerned that the undisputed net benefits are asymmetrically scattered throughout society.
The shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, said the UK social security system "was never designed for the levels of migration we are now seeing".
The migration we are witnessing is not a state of exception: it is the beginning of a new paradigm – and how we choose to respond to it reflects on who we fundamentally are as a society.
"With this migration, we are expecting to cut network request latency for users in India by up to 350ms, and users in Malaysia to experience 2-3x faster Mi Cloud photosync," Barra explained.
There is an optimistic view of the unprecedented migration we are witnessing from rural to urban areas, and it's that cities could offer the biggest hope for the survival of other species and ecosystems in the Anthropocene.
In response to the increased diversity of migration, we are in fact currently witnessing a departure from multicultural policy aimed at group-differentiated rights for minority groups in favour of general policies aimed at all citizens.
The migration we were forced to endure in the 1950s to struggle to get to where we were.
The migration we're now seeing toward Obama was inevitable, but it is being greatly accelerated by the fiscal crisis engineered by House Republicans.
And we just think that it's really important in terms of these discourses around climate migration, we're really realistic about what it is that we're working towards.
In this sense, the mass migration we're witnessing represents classical capitalist economic theory at work... a theory that in its purest ideological form not only suggests that we should not attempt to staunch the flow of labor capital, but that we ultimately cannot.
Since the SOD3-derived reduction in inflammation showed selective inhibition of macrophage migration, we were prompted to confirm the finding and to better characterize the cell specific effect.
