Sentences with phrase «great migrations of»

Great migrations of fish visit the Gulf each spring and summer, using the waters as a spawning ground.

The great migrations of our ancestors out of Africa, across Asian and Europe and into the Americas all helped shape today's populations — as did more recent forces related to colonialism and ever - growing global mobility.

Legal and illegal flows of migrants have reached such proportions in recent decades that comparisons to the great migrations of peoples from the fourth to seventh centuries are not exaggerated.

Already alliances are forming between players and moves are being put in motion that may one day lead to the next great migration of talent.

Each year thousands of Gray Whales take part in the great migration of approximately 10,000 km, which is thought to be the longest migration of any mammal.

An image of «Three Folk Musicians» in the catalog is captioned in Bearden's own words: «In the 1920s, during the time of the great migration of Negroes from the South to the big cities, my grandmother ran a boarding house in Pittsburgh.

«In the 1920s, during the time of the great migration of Negroes from the South to the big cities, my grandmother ran a boarding house in Pittsburgh.

For some reason, many insist we enter into these regulations whether China / India join us or not without stopping to think that without their consent also, there would be a great migration of business from the U.S. to China / India and our already struggling manufacturing class of workers would be left completely screwed.

Not exact matches

«Therefore, it is perhaps not too surprising that demographic trends — along with greater enforcement — have caused the inflows of undocumented migration at the U.S. - Mexico border to slow in recent years.

«You want to think of where the great Sun Belt drove so much migration into these retirement communities of Florida, Arizona, Nevada, and so much subsequent home price appreciation,» she said.

When the pain of migrating to a new version of a product (from the same vendor) is perceived to be equal or greater than the migration to a competitor's product, customers will often evaluate competitive offerings.

Through forming a strategic partnership agreement similar to the one conceived on the margins of Canada - European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), Canada can pursue greater co-operation on issues such as international peace and security, counterterrorism, human rights, clean energy and climate change, migration, sustainable development, and innovation.

Residents in the area point to great job opportunities, low cost of living, and exciting cultural offerings as reasons for their migration into the area.

There will be a net migration out of Blue states into Red states as more people realize it's a great deal living in Texas if you can get 3X as much for 1 / 3rd the price.

Indian societies like that of the Eskimos or the nomadic tropical tribes enacted great life - cycle rituals wherein the elderly would be set adrift on ice floes or would fail to ford the swift river with the rest of the tribe during a migration back to the mountains.

Old Testament history recounts events, the lives of great men, prophets, priests and kings, migrations, wars, political decisions — everything affecting the exterior life of the nation, the observable course of her turbulent history.

Starvation in Ireland caused a great migration out of that nation.

The laid - back pace of the exchanges — on topics ranging from «Thought for Your Thoughts» to the migration habits of squirrels — would be a great fit for an audio experience, not TV, though.

Shedd Aquarium's conservation research team launched a citizen science project this spring in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin - Madison Center for Limnology and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve aimed at documenting long - term shifts in the timing of fish migrations into Great Lakes streams.

In the Great Lakes, more than 50 species of fish form spawning migrations.

She scoffed at the idea of a «great migration» of superdelegates.

Probably the greatest challenge in assessing the impacts of EU exit on migration is the fact that we do not yet know what kind of relationship would replace EU membership.

In a future which will increasingly be characterized by mass migration and the shifting of political borders, the Ocean Model of Civilisation can serve as a constructive paradigm for greater global security — especially its transcultural dimension — by promoting better and more dignified treatment of human beings, tolerance of diversity and respect for differences.

We won't gain greater control of migration by withdrawing from working with Europe that tries to manage a global phenomenon.

Thus in India, it was not (as far as I know) the case that one religion out of Islam and Hinduism was favoured and one became suppressed colonially, yet directly after colonialism ended, mass migrations and massacres occurred between these great peoples.

In the North, African - Americans trace their roots to the «Great Migration», (and less intense versions of that movement of people before and after that wave of migration), mostly to industrial cities seeking factory jobs, at the height of the U.S. industrial economy that declined starting around the 1970s and has continued to decline in employment but not productivity, partially due to automation and partially due to offshoring of jobs to lower wage, less regulated countries.

That means that the EU itself should consider migration in the round and rather than always axiomatically try to encourage greater mobility, analyse some of the complex problems.

We will build an outward looking Britain that cooperates with other nations to tackle the great challenges of our time like mass migration, modern slavery and climate change.

Although Kenya is famous for its great wildebeest migration, national parks, and pristine beaches, the hospitality sector in recent times does not come close to that of Ghana

The unexpected raid on depositors was, he continued, «a great way to encourage the mass migration of savings from weak banks in the Euro area to stronger banks somewhere else.»

The Brong - Ahafo Region, Ashanti Region and Greater Accra Region are generally known as the areas of high migration rates.

The Wala Youth Chief of Greater Accra, Mahmoud Hamid called on government and other NGOs to come to the aid of the people of the three Northern regions and help stop the increasing migration of the youth to the south.

We thought we knew who first set foot in the Americas, but new evidence means the question of our last great migration is wide open again

And if the desert gets hotter and dryer, the great migration and construction boom of the last fifty years could take its final bow.

The phase of gastrulation, in which the germ layers form through invagination of the outermost cell layer, is the first great cell migration phase in the development of vertebrates.

From small transmitters used to study migration routes of butterflies to cameras in nest boxes recording breeding activities of great tits, state - of - the - art and expensive technical equipment is essential for today's ecological science.

A rare smidgen of ancient DNA has sharpened the picture of one of humanity's greatest migrations.

If the aerosols are dispersed primarily in the Northern Hemisphere, the greater cooling in this hemisphere can also diminish the summertime heating that drives the northward migration of monsoon winds over Africa up to the Ethiopian highlands where the Blue Nile is supplied with its summer floodwaters.

Analysis of great ape genetic diversity is likely to reveal ways that natural selection, population growth and collapse, geographic isolation and migration, climate and geological changes, and other factors shaped primate evolution.

The link was most pronounced in the south, perhaps because of its greater population density as well as southern migration due to the cold.

Most of these birds [are] migrating at night and so, you know, people often miss this, this great migration, just the incredible flood of birds that are heading north right now to the boreal.

Whether they will actually lead to a greater incidence of the disease will be complicated by factors including control measures, the availability of drugs, and even other indirect effects of climate change, such as population changes, migration and urbanization.

More than 2 million eared grebes stage at the Great Salt Lake amid a yearly winter migration from Canada and U.S. states west of the Mississippi River, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York.

This study is the first to provide evidence that Great Hammerheads return to particular areas after migrations, rather than the perhaps more common perception of these sharks as «ocean wanderers.»

«It is great to see that what we call the standard model of human evolution gets confirmation from entirely separate evidence,» says population geneticist Luca Cavalli - Sforza of Stanford University in California, the first researcher to trace human migrations with DNA.

«The great majority of the rural population who grow maize — rain - fed agriculture — for their own consumption are the poorest of the poor and lack the means to invest in the very expensive and risky migration venture.»

During the evening, the team highlighted the GM's work to support communities across the Sahel in climate resilient development, as part of the Great Green Wall initiative and its efforts to scale up the Great Green Wall Initiative, to jointly «Grow a World Wonder», since the Great Green Wall is part of the solution to many global challenges, including food security, conflict prevention and environmental migration.

Permafrost is melting; the timing of animal migrations is changing; and a host of other things that have great inherent stability are changing.

One of the great unknowns in the history of life is the part that Antarctica may have played in the evolution and migration of vertebrates (backboned animals) during the key time interval that spans the end of the Age of Dinosaurs and the beginning of the Age of Mammals (the Cretaceous — Paleogene or K — Pg, between 100 and 40 million years ago).

Since the pandemic coincided with the migration out of the Great Steppe, Herbig and his colleagues investigated the remains of people from that region dating from the Late Neolithic to the Bronze Age (4,800 — 3,700 years ago).