Sentence examples for effects of foreigners from inspiring English sources

Second, we estimate the importance of past network effects of foreigners and the recent network effects of Spaniards in shaping these migration flows.

Thank goodness our enemies can't afford to pay subscriptions....Thank goodness harming Americans has the side-effect of harming foreigners....Thank goodness Americans have never benefited from scientific advances made by non-Americans.

As proof, the pamphlet decries the effects of previous influxes of foreigners -- citing the employees of Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company, and Western troops.

It's a struggle familiar to anyone from an immigrant household, and particularly to Asian-Americans who have grappled with the effects of the perpetual foreigner stereotype.

Moreover, the negative effect of the share of foreigners persists as well17.

Complementary evidence on this issue can be obtained by focusing on the productivity effect of the share of foreigners in the conventional Hellerstein-Neumark approach.

To lump the euro with the arrival of foreigners and the effects of global competition and conjure a three-pronged menace may seem bizarre.

As noted in Section 2, the negative effect of a relatively larger share of foreigners in overall employment is plausible when one considers that the reservation wages of the migrant workers are likely to be lower than those of the native born population.

For that reason, we estimate the effects of economic conditions on both entries of foreigners and exits of Spaniards separately (see Fig. 1).

A lot of attention has been given to the effects of this war on the foreigners who briefly encounter it.

An important effect of Manchu supremacy was the exclusion of foreigners after 1792.