"Expat" suggests a cosmopolitan spirit and resources that allow mobility; to be an "immigrant" suggests some measure of need.
At the same time, he boldly helped American poetry welcome European influences, from Germanic legends to Nordic meters, seeking in the term "American" not a thumping, homemade vigor but a cosmopolitan openness to foreign resources.
Would countries be able to contribute scarce resources to cosmopolitan initiatives to improve global health?
"There were no resources for the modern cosmopolitan aunt," she said.
The city's resources and diverse and cosmopolitan nature make it difficult to generalize findings to other parts of Maharashtra or India.
Among cephalopods, Octopus vulgaris is a cosmopolitan species that has been recognized as an important marine resource for the worldwide commercial fisheries [ 19].
This argument will confront the possible assertion that the cosmopolitan project is utopian and impractical amidst an environment of resource limitations and state-based distribution practices.
In this study we developed a microsatellite resource as well as a diagnostic multiplex for the cosmopolitan parasitic nematode Spirocerca lupi, known to cause spirocercosis in canids.
Although this migratory current has put a strain on the city's resources, Lisbon's mixed population has transformed the city into a cosmopolitan and dynamic metropolis.
The cosmopolitan frame provides an ethical argument for Canada to care about and distribute resources if necessary to address this issue.
