| If enough production emigrates, global emissions might even increase. The likely scale of relocations may be overstated. |
| After her husband suffers a debilitating stroke, she emigrates with Pari to France, where, later in the book, a new story unfurls. |
| For example, there would be limits on the use of rollovers where trusts were used to avoid tax when a beneficiary emigrates. |
| When samples of minced cardiac tissue are cultured, a lawn of flat cells emigrates spontaneously from the plated cardiac tissue. |
| One must not forget the negative impact migration may have on the families and communities that are left behind when someone emigrates. |
| With his parents and siblings, he emigrates from Rittershoffen, Alsace, to the United States. |
