Sentence examples for rise in migration from inspiring English sources
The Guardian reports:The government's cap on migration to Britain from outside Europe is being more than offset by a renewed rise in migration from Poland and other EU countries, immigration experts have warned.
A rise in migration to Germany as job seekers from recession-racked countries like Spain and Greece sought work was one of the few bright spots, and it will have to be re-evaluated in light of the new figures.
One early sign of this trend may be the recent rise in migration to Florida.
This has sparked concerns about a rise in migration from the two countries.
The bulk of these working migrants came from the rest of the European Union, with the biggest rise in percentage terms - from 17,000 to 27,000 - in migration from new EU members, Bulgaria and Romania, known as the EU 2. However there was also a big rise in migration for employment from outside the EU, from 42,000 to 66,000.
An apparent rise in mortality in women in a 'Rest of the World' category might be explained by a recent rise in migration from countries with high cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates.
Due to rising in-migration, the total population and number of households in the JD-HDSS increased (13,669 and 2,712 in 2010 vs. 16,918 and 3,505 in 2012).
Two districts, (Mandla & Sehore) not considered as migration prone, showed an extra ordinary rise in the migration rate.
Last month, an unexpected rise in net migration was a major blow to the Conservatives' plans to reduce migration to the UK, raising debate about whether the coalition's policies on work and migration were workable.
Following Docquier et al. (2007), a rise in the migration rate by education level k could be due to a rise in the level of migration among all education level or to a specific rise in the ratio of the proportion of k level educated emigrants by the same proportion among non-emigrants (represented by the selection rate).
This recent rise in return migration is driven by two changes.
