Sentence examples for a time when immigrants from inspiring English sources

There was a time when immigrants were treated with compassion.

His first novel, The Buddha of Suburbia, confronted racial politics head on at a time when immigrants were treated as intruders.

"This was a time when immigrants were flooding into the country, the birth rate of native-born Americans was declining, and there was much labor unrest," Ms. Bederman said.

Drawing on the work of the chief rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, the archbishop argued that there was a time when immigrants were expected to fit in with the dominant British, "Judeo-Christian model" of government and society.

The Victorian homes preserved in this area evoke a time when immigrants from Europe and other parts of the United States came to Texas and put the city on the map.

Guided by local hosts who function as cultural bridges, these stations are also slaking immigrants' thirst for round-the-clock news, interaction and entertainment from their native lands at a time when immigrants, in city and suburb, are transforming the New York region.

In a time when immigrant victims are more fearful than ever to reach out for assistance, it is critical that the number of U visas are increased, as well as resources prioritized for the timely processing of crime-victim visas, so that victims' fears that they will be deported if they report their harassers are assuaged.

To capture the attributes of the educational system better, the educational inputs data were lagged by 20 years to capture the time when immigrants were in school.

Years spent in the host country also constitute the period of time when immigrants have been exposed to the post-migration factors in the host society.

Advocacy groups for immigrants criticized the agency today for proposing higher fees at a time when many immigrants struggle with long lines, surly service and bureaucratic delays.

Robert Mann, the founding first violinist of the Juilliard Quartet, sees the audience as a link to a receding era, a time when European immigrants settled in New York and attended performances that reminded them of their roots.