Sentence examples for arrivals and found from inspiring English sources

The report included commentary from long-term residents and recent arrivals and found that the diaspora largely considered the Trump administration's hurricane relief efforts to be "inadequate at best, and willful neglect at worst".

The report included commentary from long-term residents and recent arrivals and found that the diaspora largely considered the Trump administration's hurricane relief efforts to be "inadequate at best, and willful neglect at worst". The participants also said they felt disrespected and forgotten by federal politicians in Maria's aftermath.

First, efforts need to be made to ensure that immigrant women get connected with the health care system after arrival and find a regular source of primary care.

As a result of this and other information, the agents searched the Santa Maria upon its arrival in New York and found in the afterpeak of the vessel five packages containing about three and a half pounds of cocaine.

He extracted mtDNA from moas, the giant flightless birds that populated New Zealand before the arrival of the Maori, and found that moas were more closely related to birds from Australia than to kiwis, the flightless birds that inhabit New Zealand today.

He was arrested immediately upon arrival in the UK and found himself back in a dock later the same day, a feeble shadow of the cocky cockney villain he had been last time he faced a judge.

Epstein [ 34] re-analysed viral isolation data from the Cleveland family study before and after the arrival of H2N2 in 1957, and found that adults known to be infected by H1N1 over the period 1950-57 were less likely to be infected with H2N2 in 1957 (OR = 0.294, CI 0.01-3.07), altheugh the difference was not significant because of the small numbers.

His wife left him within a year of arrival, and he found himself broke and alone in a foreign country, just over the cusp of 30 and earning A$15£5£5) a time playing in pubs.

Despite being a newcomer to the House, Ferraro made a vivid impression upon arrival and quickly found prominence.

Using repeated cross sections from the National Health Interview Survey, Antecol and Bedard ([2006]) carefully control for fixed period-of-arrival cohort effects and find results that are in keeping with prior work.

"Many people here are unemployed, so this means work for us too," said Monica Audino, who works for an agency helping new arrivals file asylum claims and find accommodation.