Sentence examples for overseas migration from inspiring English sources

He describes how internal and overseas migration are intertwined.

The overseas migration may be one of the most overblown stories of the lockout.

The overseas migration of Europeans during this period totaled about 60 million people.

Intrastate, interstate, and overseas migration are all strongly focused on the major cities and the coastal resorts.

But these are isolated areas that have seen the most rapid population change, in places with little history of overseas migration.

The growth is from overseas migration, with about 8,100 people arriving in 2010.

The second has been the movement of well paying jobs overseas – the "migration of relatively more labor-intensive sectors from advanced economies to emerging economies.

Protestant missions emerged well after Martin Luther launched the Reformation in 1517; Protestants began to expand overseas through migration, notably to North America.

But May defended her plan, saying her overseas student migration policy was based on attracting the "brightest and best" from around the world and that student visa applications had gone up in the year to September 2014.

The home secretary denied that she was pulling up the drawbridge in her speech to the Conservative party conference in Birmingham but said the consultation on overseas student migration would look at whether the student immigration rules should be tailored to the quality of the course and the quality of an educational institution.

Because of these migratory trends, there is a rich pool of scholarly works on the dynamics of overseas Filipino migration, particularly on their plights, unique experiences, and conditions in the United States, Europe, Canada, and East and Southeast Asia (Choy 2003; Ball and Piper 2002; David 1991; Espiritu 2003; Fresnoza-Flot 2009; Stasiulis and Bakan 1997; Tacoli 1999).