Sentences with phrase «farmers move to cities»

When these displaced farmers move to cities seeking work, they will find other peasants, indigenous people and artisanal fishing people who lost their lands for similar reasons.

As farmers move to cities in search of higher paid work, and that typically is only around $ 2 - $ 3 per day, large areas of land have become less productive.

Not exact matches

A staple of Saturday mornings in the Collar City, Troy's popular downtown farmers market will not be moving to its proposed new home on River Street after all.

Separate analyses of documents from ancient Egypt — everything from inscriptions on monuments to tax records, poems, and letters — hint that eruptions may have contributed to social unrest, including riots, tensions between Egyptians and their Greek overlords, famines and plagues, and farmers abandoning their land and moving to the cities.

Ford moved beyond popular acclaim with his role as a big - city police detective who finds himself masquerading as an Amish farmer to protect a young murder witness in Witness (1984), for which he received a Best Actor Oscar nomination for his work, as well as the praise of critics who had previously ignored his acting ability.

Thomas Jane — practically unrecognizable in voice and appearance — plays Wilfred James, a farmer in Nebraska whose wife (Molly Parker) inherits prime land but is determined to sell it and move to the city.

The farmer, a mother with a teenage daughter, was keen to leave the trade and move to the city to start a better life for herself and her child.

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Then, as farming became more productive in England in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, farmers were freed up to move to the city and work in manufacturing.