Examples of emigrating

• The core of the overpopulation thesis is that an unequal, impartible inheritance system could have prevented the population from growing, becoming impoverished and emigrating.

• Table 3 presents the results both for single people emigrating and for those leaving home.

• Sometimes this occurred within a few months after emigrating, sometimes after a span of several years.

• More than half of the migrants were nonagriculturists before emigrating though most of them had resided in rural areas in their early years.

• On the other hand, the literature frequently included warnings to professional men thinking of emigrating.

• After three weeks, emigrating infective juveniles in the suspension were transferred into a small vial, which was then filled to 10 ml with sterile water.

• We know that people are emigrating; but people have been emigrating from these shores for many years.

• Emigrating has always been a necessity and often a hope, but seldom a choice.

• This represents a very considerable saving on one of the major expenses of emigrating.

• Figures for the number of temporarily registered doctors emigrating are not available.

• The fact that people have convictions lies in the path of their emigrating.

• It seems, however, to have been made abundantly clear that more scientists, technologists and doctors are emigrating than can make us feel altogether happy.

• What we mean are people whose intention in emigrating is not to return, and who in fact do not return.

• It is a question not of trying to stop from emigrating those people who wish to emigrate, but of people being induced to emigrate.

• If people feel strongly that their own culture is the only one acceptable for their children, then they should think carefully before emigrating.