Sentence examples for new emigration from inspiring English sources

The brain drain of the most highly qualified has worsened the problem.Though hardly new, emigration accelerated after the country moved to democracy in 1994 and its international isolation ended.

Within a week, they had received more than 800 such applications, including some from North Korean citizens; this caused the North Korean embassy to complain to their Soviet counterparts about the new emigration policy.

Each turning point in the Revolution touched off new waves of emigration, especially among the nobility.

An article on Sept. 2 about a new museum of emigration in Bremerhaven, Germany, referred incorrectly to its uniqueness.

Now it seems the country is on the verge of a new wave of emigration, with young college graduates at the forefront.

Meanwhile, Greece, plagued by an unattractive combination of fiscal problems, austerity and unemployment, has seen a new wave of emigration, notably to America and Canada.

The Russian journalist Leonid Bershidsky, who recently left Moscow for Berlin, wrote a piece that was much discussed on Facebook in which he said that his decision to leave was part of a new wave of emigration.

New countries of emigration have emerged, like Cuba, Jamaica, China and Brazil.

The Church implemented a new system of emigration, in which wagon trains travelled east from Salt Lake City in the spring and returned with emigrants in the summer.

Let us add two quotes by Clinton's predecessor as Secretary of State to better illustrate matters: the New York Times reported about the infamous Nixon tapes in its December 16, 2010 edition and we find this new gem: "The emigration of Jews from the Soviet Union is not an objective of American foreign policy.

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