Sentence examples for reductions in migration from inspiring English sources

Analysts caution against attributing reductions in migration solely to U.S. aid.

In support of this notion is the observation that thymocytes from TSAd-deficient mice and Itk-deficient mice display similar relative reductions in migration and actin polymerization [26].

But in cutting aid to El Salvador, Trump is punishing a government that has overseen a dramatic reduction in migration.

"A reduction in migration levels of 50% would require an increase in the tax rate on labour income of about 2% to preserve budget balance," says Portes.

Portes concludes that in the short term a reduction in migration on this scale would jeopardise the government's hopes of meeting its fiscal targets.

Add in the mix the fear that migrants are ruining our cities with the prime minister calling for a reduction in migration.

Later economic recovery resulted in a considerable reduction in migration, the number of entrants being largely offset by the number of returnees to Puerto Rico.

Similarly, CBX6 overexpression induced a dramatic reduction in migration and invasion of MCF-7 cells in a Transwell assay (Fig. 5B,C).

There is no evidence to suggest that the Syrian conflict has changed in recent weeks to explain any reduction in migration to Greece.

The next 30 years saw the end of the gold standard, the collapse of global trade, a marked reduction in migration flows, the rise of protectionism and the biggest depression the world has ever seen.

He says the option of voting to leave but retaining free movement for EU citizens – to qualify for access to the single market – would mean only a small reduction in migration to Britain.