Sentence examples for a flood of immigrant from inspiring English sources

Drivers say the economic downturn has made it harder to find fares, and some argue that the treaty could make matters worse by opening the door further to a flood of immigrant drivers willing to work for less.

Various explanations have been offered by economists for the failure of labor shortages to give a bigger kick to wages in the record long expansion that started in 1991: weaker unions, the greater use of temporary workers, a minimum wage that has lost value, a flood of immigrant workers, layoffs and job insecurity, global competition.

The Drudge Report tweet was meant to promote an article written by Vargas that was published Monday by Politico Magazine, in which Vargas explained why he allowed himself to be detained by border officials this summer as a flood of immigrants from Central American countries crossed the Texas border, sparking a divisive immigration debate across the country.

A flood of immigrants in the 1990s gave national brainpower a mighty boost (see article).

Rhode Island's many factories came to employ thousands of workers and attracted a flood of immigrants.

Those who live in and around London don't want a flood of immigrants putting a strain on the services.

A tourism boom and a flood of immigrants from China's interior contributed to an explosion of unrest among embittered Tibetans in March 2008.

When Abu Omar arrived in Italy, he was just one among a flood of immigrants who had come to work in factories churning out Armani suits and Prada shoes.

But that changed in the 1890's, when Congress, worried by a flood of immigrants from central and southern Europe, gave the federal government complete jurisdiction.

Now, changing domestic migration and a flood of immigrants are turning it into a melting pot, like New York or California and swirling up its politics.Calculations by Bill Frey, of the Brookings Institution, show the extent of the change.

The transfer of manufacturing to Poland is something of a bitter irony for Irish workers since recent years have seen a flood of immigrants into Ireland from Poland and other countries.