Sentence examples for wave of migrations from inspiring English sources

But following the Tsarist purges of Caucasian peoples in the 1860s - and possibly because of them - another wave of migrations, starting from about 1880, brought Mărgineni shepherds to the recently vacated steppes of the Volga basin and to the east of the Black Sea.

The attacks of the Maratha Empire on Goa during the mid-16th century precipitated the third major wave of migrations.

Fearing persecution, many Goan Catholics fled to South Canara during this second wave of migrations, and settled in Barcoor, Kallianpur, Cundapore, and Basroor.

Those who refused to comply were forced to leave Goa and to settle outside the Portuguese dominion, which resulted in the first major wave of migrations towards South Canara.

The first wave of migrations probably followed the southern coast of the Arabian Peninsula as early as 130,000 years ago to Australia and the west Pacific region, while the second wave traveled along the northern route about 50,000 years ago, the researchers said.

Each wave of migration represented different Inuit cultures.

The slow-motion crisis has already caused a wave of migration.

"Richard Parker tells us that there was an additional wave of migration that we knew nothing about.

However, Carol Joseph, the director of the Haitian national migration office, insisted the wave of migration was economically motivated.

The new research suggests that Greenland was peopled in a separate wave of migration from Asia.

The accession of 12 new member states precipitated the biggest ever single wave of migration to this country.