Sentence examples for the emigration of from inspiring English sources

Alongside these problems comes the emigration of what often are Portugal's youngest and brightest.

By Adam Gopnik The emigration of Roma from the East has heightened the debate over integration.

The population of these small towns has been further depleted by the emigration of young workers.

Makasa is something of an authority on the emigration of doctors.

Economic growth, plus the emigration of a million-plus people, has blunted Polish discontent.

Even the emigration of a million-odd Poles has its upside.

Charities including Barnardo's, the Catholic church and local authorities helped organise the emigration of youngsters aged between three and 14.

But by the middle of 1941, the emigration of Jews living under German occupation was forbidden by Nazi edicts.

Because the only other mass movement I'd witnessed previous to this in Ireland was the emigration of the young.

The emigration of German Jews was halted and their deportation to execution sites in the East began.

He also established a group in Sierra Leone for the emigration of free blacks who wanted to escape racial problems.