Sentence examples for a source of immigrants from inspiring English sources

Unemployment is probably between 20% and 30%, even though official figures say it is around 12%.This last figure helps to explain why Europeans have tended to see the other side of the sea as more of a threat than an opportunity: a source of immigrants, often young and illegal, mainly Muslim and frequently unwelcome.

Ironically, the highest disapproval of the Trump Administration — eighty-three per cent — was in Norway, a country that Trump cited this month as a preferred source of immigrants.

A post-Castro Cuba is likely to be politically unstable, economically needy and a constant source of immigrants.

Hence, calciphilous species would have been the first to re-colonise ice-free habitats on young and rejuvenated calcareous soils, providing a strong source of immigrants, whereas geological barriers might have constrained postglacial re-colonisation of acidophilous species in the Alps [65].

Peoples from French or former French territories in Central Africa, Asia, and the Americas provided an additional source of immigrants.

Every show on Broadway teaches the same lesson, points to the same moral: that difference is good, that individuality is to be celebrated, that tolerance is an absolute virtue and intolerance a source of misery; that immigrants get the job done.

You'd think that would be a source of pride for Chinese immigrants.

The White House fears that could become a source of endless delays for immigrants eager to become citizens.

Americans tend to see Mexico narrowly, either as a playground of getaway beaches, tequila and tacos or as a source of drugs, crime and immigrants.

India was an unknown quantity; work had begun to remedy the situation but, in any major climate change disruption, the populous subcontinent might well provide a source of Australia's unwanted immigrants rather than an official bulwark against their unregulated intrusions.

To put it differently, host language proficiency is a source of earning inequality among immigrants.