Sentence examples for rapid emigration from inspiring English sources

Now our nation is heavily influenced by advances in technology, rapid emigration, and the expansion of entrepreneurialism.

Mobilizing agents induce rapid emigration of stem cells from the BM.

The second conclusion is that on balance if I was a Scot I would probably be a yes voter, recognising the rather shabby record of British governments in addressing Scotland's dramatic history over the last two centuries – rapid urbanisation, high emigration and traumatic, rapid de-industrialisation.

Finally, we will use these estimations to conjecture that the rapid creation of networks of Spaniards abroad might keep their emigration rates growing, thus counterbalancing the effects of outflows due to the recent fall in the unemployment rate.

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.

Despite a growing state population and recent economic development, many rural areas have been struggling over the past 50 years with locally declining populations and the emigration of educated young adults to larger South Dakota cities, such as Rapid City or Sioux Falls, or to other states.

He talked to Gilman about his family's emigration from India, and about how he and Rosemary had had their children in rapid succession.

Then there was a massive emigration wave toward the main political and economic centre of Sardinia (Cagliari) with a rapid decrease of resident population.

The rapid growth of the number of physicians can lead to a number of serious workforce problems besides emigration.

Emigration, love, and homesickness.

Emigration controls were passed.