Sentence examples for recent emigration from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Recent emigration by nationality and place of birth and unemployment rate.

Recent emigration has taken place in two main waves: a first one immediately after accession to the EU opened up new possibilities for much higher incomes earned abroad, in Britain and Ireland especially; and a second one triggered by the financial crisis and sudden spike in unemployment in the late 2000s.

While these diseases were once geographically confined, they are now, due to forced, historic, or recent emigration, seen commonly in US or European hospitals and clinics.

A recent report, Emigration in an Age of Austerity, argues that it is not "a feasible option" for most to remain in the US with undocumented status, but it notes that only 10% of Irish emigres who were surveyed in various countries said they intended to return to Ireland once their temporary visas expired.

For the moment, Spaniards remember their own recent experience of emigration; they show no taste for big rows about immigration.

But May's hopes of achieving the target are also jeopardised by the second part of the net migration equation – the recent pattern in emigration which is now at its lowest level since 2001.

In recent years, Nepalese emigration has increased all over the world [ 14].

Due to high uncertainty in freshwater survival and recent trends in emigration survival, we are hesitant to identify any particular survival scenario as the baseline.

The recent dates for emigration to Asia are interesting because lion remains have been found from throughout the Late Pleistocene in the Middle East [ 58, 59].

According to the experience of one senior physician and professional association representative, there have been no recent examples of emigration: The last I recall was in 2011 when we lost a doctor from our oncology unit to Canada; at about the same time we lost another doctor from Ukraine, but that one went back to his home country.

For most people in China's cities there is no practical alternative to life in the smog, though the appalling environment is a reason cited by most who emigrate (in a recent post I noted how emigration numbers were rising all the time).