Sentence examples for assimilate well from inspiring English sources

Conservative politicians and right-wing groups are opposed to bringing in more workers from overseas, and some Japanese worry that foreigners would not assimilate well.

Believing former slaves would not assimilate well into Southern society, he suggested they establish their own African colonies in the late 1780s.

Besides their work ethic, they are also devout Christians, she says, so they will assimilate well once they learn English, as immigrants always seem to do.In the future, says Charles Wilson, director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi, the South "will be home to many people who do not share the burden of southern history.

Ironically, Blair points out, Donald Trump's grandmother did not assimilate well to America and she and her husband returned to Germany but could not stay because Friedrich Trump had not performed compulsory military service.

Fourth, new immigrants adapt fast and assimilate well into American society.

But overall I would like to say that I think immigration has been good for Britain and most immigrants have assimilated well.

Although some immigrants have assimilated well – he cited Nigerian Americans – other immigrant communities suffer from high unemployment, welfare dependency, and educational failure, he said.

Europe is alarmed that Muslim immigrants have not assimilated well, resulting in tolerance of intolerance, and pockets of wife-beating, forced marriage, homophobia and female genital mutilation.

I came here from Pakistan in 1979 when I was 6 years old, grew up in Queens (like Omar) and Fort Lauderdale, went through the American education system, and assimilated well.

It assists another quality of the development, which is that it assimilates well with its present surroundings, and offers the possibility of doing so with whatever might be built in the future.

While earlier generations of asylum seekers fleeing war in the Balkans and beyond have assimilated well, Forconi said, the same cannot be said for those who have come here in recent years, mainly from sub-Saharan Africa, Pakistan and Afghanistan.