Sentence examples for the levels of migration from inspiring English sources

Labour MP Frank Field however criticised the Government for not reducing the levels of migration.

The shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, said the UK social security system "was never designed for the levels of migration we are now seeing".

Nowhere in his piece on the working class and immigration (Britain is in the midst of a working class revolt, 17 June) does John Harris provide a detailed assessment of the levels of migration he discusses.

Though Britain still only ranks 10th of 28 EU countries in terms of its foreign population, there is no doubt that the levels of migration over the past decade, driven largely by EU mobility, have been unprecedented.

Grayling also claims (echoing Michael Gove – see 9.11am) that the NHS may not be able to cope with the levels of migration forecast if Britain remains in the EU.

Not only did the levels of migration needed to stabilise the working-age population turn out to be large, but the flows needed to stabilise the present support ratio proved to be immense, at least in Europe.

While this constitutes a sizable number, it is about equal to the level of migration from the new member states to Germany in the same period.

In contrast to the squeeze in student numbers and on family visas, the level of migration to Britain to work fell from 194,000 to 173,000 over the same period.

Now researchers believe they have built a computer model that will accurately predict the level of migration.

The numbers, for the year ending in September 2014, are now well above the level of migration when David Cameron came to power in 2010.

If the return to education is lower in country 2 than in country 1, the level of migration the social planner of country 2 implements is less than the one chosen by the social planner of country 1.   2.