Sentence examples for Potential emigrants from inspiring English sources

Lucano describes the Italians who work with him in the centre as "potential emigrants who didn't leave", thanks to the migrant scheme.

The Transnistrians were able to advise potential emigrants who called the hot line, but SOS calls, and repatriations, were usually referred to Stella Rotaru — they didn't have her resources.

We hang out with the boosters, the timeshare salesmen of the colonial world, who told potential emigrants that the comfortless climate of Minnesota duplicated that of ancient Rome, and would therefore foster "the highest degree of physical and mental power".

And in Mexico, the source of about 6 in 10 illegal immigrants in the United States, the birthrate has plummeted over the last few decades, shrinking the pool of potential emigrants.

Mr Liang of the State University of New York at Albany says potential emigrants "simply discount the chances of failure and tragedy".Britain only recently became the haven of choice after other popular destinations such as Japan and America tightened controls.

Given the gender and age distribution in the migrant population, we retain in this sample only men of age between 16 and 54, i.e., potential emigrants.

With regard to sending state policies, the citizenship of the country of origin is necessary for maintaining formal ties and expanding domestic politics into the transnational sphere, and the citizenship of the country of residence is necessary for a potential assistance by emigrants in pursuing international political objectives.

There was a prevailing opinion that the North side of the river was healthier, so most Latter-day Saints generally stuck to that side, which also separated them from unpleasant encounters with potential former enemies, like emigrants from Missouri or Illinois.

However, any potential contribution of thymic emigrant cells, while of a non-activated phenotype in naive animals [ 38], remains to be determined under inflammatory conditions.

As a sensitivity analysis, and to predict the effects of environmental change (also see Appendix C), we first repeat these analyses for all potential values of freshwater and emigrant survival rates as described earlier, while keeping the growth model constant.

Undoubtedly, the diaspora of China's refugees and emigrants has generated a potential expatriate market around the world.