The rural areas eglected and the urban migration was checked.

This fed an urban migration that made the late 19th century the age of cities.

The much talked about urban migration is reduced by the introduction of small scale industries in rural area.

Many people do not live in their traditional tribal regions as a result of urban migration.

The rural to urban migration is ongoing everywhere on earth-at least the parts of earth I've seen.

The majority of population growth occurred during the late 1960s due to the major urban migration that was occurring in Spain at the time.

The lack of access to local schooling has increased urban migration, though many migrants continue to spend summers in the village.

The binding of the peasantry to the land severely restricted urban migration.

But revolt is inevitable if this great urban migration remains unchecked.

There was a lot of rural urban migration then, was that a good thing or a bad thing?