Sentence examples for population emigration from inspiring English sources

--Information on and motivations for any increased Israeli population emigration from Israel.

Its once-lucrative $4 billion-a-year tourist industry and vibrant artistic scene -- almost destroyed through the mobilization of a large part of the male population, emigration and civil unrest -- have only recently shown signs of recovery.

Of that number only 650,000 citizens are of working age, a figure expected to plummet in the next decade due to an ageing population and emigration.

Drawing upon unique data of the alumni of a leading Indian university, this study examines how migration dynamics unfold within a highly-educated population whose emigration is considered as a classic example of brain drain.

But as Pope Benedict XVI wends his way across the Holy Land this week, he is addressing a dwindling and threatened Christian population driven to emigration by political violence, lack of economic opportunity and the rise of radical Islam.

Figure 3 The relationship between population composition and emigration rates across countries by gender.

And a recent survey found that another 4.2 million people, 35% of Ecuador's population, are considering emigration.

In the long run, Spain will need immigrants to cover labor shortages because of its ageing population and the emigration of people to other countries.

The city is witnessing remarkable urban growth and rapid spatial expansion compounded by a dramatic increase in population due to emigration from the countryside and rural areas over the last three decades.

Set within a demographic density model that projected differential rates of population growth and emigration in different resource zones of the Near East, Flannery's BSR quickly became a global construct linking resource diversification and intensification to imbalances between population and environmental carrying capacity.

However, as a result of new projects and improving infrastructure, the city managed to reverse its population decline, reducing emigration while attracting more internal migration into the city.