Meanings of mass migrations in English

The walk has become increasingly pertinent to the mass migrations that define our age.

Meanwhile, one of the largest mass migrations of people in African history was under way.

Such reversals would, in turn, lead to mass migrations by "climate refugees" to more temperate countries.

The shift to such a world could cause mass migrations of hundreds of millions of people away from the worst-affected areas.

Regional governments struggle to cope with the humanitarian and political fallout from one of the largest mass migrations in Latin American history.

As with the Tuvalu, talk of back-channel negotiations for future mass migrations to Australia, has long buzzed among residents of this chain of 26 atolls.

On land, wet and dry seasons prompt the looping 1,800-mile (3,000km) mass migrations of blue wildebeest in East Africa.

Mass migrations follow, with Hindus and Muslims moving to their country of choice.