outmigration उदाहरण वाक्य

Additional outmigration from the parish occurred as late as the 1980s, when African Americans from Louisiana migrated within the South to jobs in developing metropolitan areas of New South states.
This decline created an insecure environment and gave rise to a slow outmigration of families in search of settlements with assured access to essential services, especially medical and air transport.
The anglophone minority's capacity to assimilate allophones and even francophones has therefore compensated to a large extent for the outmigration of anglophones to other provinces and even to the United States.
The outmigration trend, which appears to be gathering momentum, represents a reversal of the Bay Area's traditional status as a magnet drawing job seekers and entrepreneurs from around the world.
Overall there was a net outmigration of 2, 530 people to Montreal, 1, 570 to Quebec, 545 to Gatineau, 285 to Sherbrooke, and 105 to Trois-Rivi�res.

The aim of the Black Country Urban Park is to turn around the area's fortunes, making it a desirable place for businesses to relocate and reverse the current trend for outmigration.
The list included low median family income, but the 6 % or higher unemployment applied to the greatest number of areas, while the Act also mentioned outmigration from rural areas as a criterion.
The rate of population growth in Alabama dropped from 20.8 % in 1900 and 16.9 % in 1910, to 9.8 % in 1920, reflecting the impact of the outmigration.
In sheer numbers, the 259, 000 people who left California over the latest census year represented the " greatest net domestic outmigration . . . of any state, " a census document states.
They were right, " said Hayden, now the state's secretary of wildlife and parks, to the surprise of virtually everyone . " In fact, the outmigration in many ways exceeded their projections ."