Sentence examples for ongoing migration from inspiring English sources

Rapid developments, including the ongoing migration from rural areas, have fostered a uniquely Anatolian modernity.

He was encouraged by the book industry's ongoing migration into the digital space and its comparatively cheaper overheads.

Then there is the ongoing migration within America from the cooler climes of the north-east and mid-west to the sunbelt of the south.

The attacks in Paris a couple of weeks ago have brought home to many delegates the very real threat to global security posed by terrorism and the ongoing migration crisis.

He didn't necessarily kickstart the ongoing migration of movie stars to the small screen, but CSI brought a gifted actor back to the widest possible audience, and for that we should be grateful.

The report from the European commission, which will be published on Thursday, does not attempt to estimate how many may have fallen victim to criminal gangs, but warns that the phenomenon of child trafficking "has been exacerbated by the ongoing migration crisis".

Today, against the background of ongoing migrations into Europe and ongoing change in Asia, the split between Europe and Russia is a gap that can lead to extremely unfavorable consequences.

Then, to correctly use formula (13), all the possible sub-states of state r must be considered, i.e. all the possible ways the r ongoing migrations can be distributed over any subset of the n remote DCs.

It would also help cities accommodate China's ongoing urban migration, for which the existing social structure was woefully underequipped, by doing things like cracking down on unlicensed venders and detaining people without residential permits.

In the mid-twenties, the city offered, instead, a heady variety of musical models, including its own native Harlem stride pianists (who welcomed Ellington as one of their own); the blues musicians who were part of the ongoing mass migration from the South; Fletcher Henderson's big, polished sound; and the great horn players of New Orleans, who blazed through town now and again like comets.

The ongoing network migration to IP networks, however, poses the question of how the existing framework would accommodate this change.