Sentence examples for With immigrant roots from inspiring English sources

Between 2005 and 2011, the average GDP per capita increased annually by 7.9percentt, giving birth to the so-called emergent middle class, those with immigrant roots.

"I always thought she had all the qualities to be one of the first MPs with immigrant roots, but she said no.

She feels France's attitude to her as a French writer with immigrant roots is different to everywhere else she has travelled to promote her books.

Cindy Nava is a political New Mexican with immigrant roots in Mexico.

It was interesting to hear Obama speak of white resentment of affirmative action; about white families with immigrant roots who felt that nobody helped them get where they were, so why should they help blacks?

But in Los Angeles, Sriracha remains a homegrown product with humble immigrant roots and a huge following that combines pride with obsessive loyalty.

It's a hustler spirit fitting with my immigrant roots, a key part of my identity.

Filippetti, from a local working-class family of miners with Italian immigrant roots, could be a victim of a new constituency carve-up under Sarkozy.

No surprise, then, that Parmalat's name adorns football clubs' shirts in Venezuela, Uruguay and Chile, or that since 1992 the firm has co-managed the football department of Palmeiras, a Sao Paulo club with Italian immigrant roots.

Morever, Rutte suggested that there were real Dutch people and probationary Dutch people, ie those with (Muslim) immigrant roots, and called on the latter to "act normal" or "sod off" (where to remained unclear).

Page A9 SANTORUM AND EVANGELICALS After more than a century of widespread antipathy between Catholics and evangelical Christians, Rick Santorum, a Catholic with Italian immigrant roots from the industrial Northeast, has emerged as the favored presidential candidate among evangelicals, even in states he lost, like Ohio and Illinois.