Sentence examples for extent of immigrant from inspiring English sources

The explanation may be to do with Britain's unusually open labour market, rather than the extent of immigrant assimilation (the labour market allows foreign men working in Britain to bring their families with them, skewing the figures).

Although, overall, immigrants had considerably lower disability rates and higher uninsurance rates (Tables 2 and 3), ethnic nativity patterns show the extent of inequalities by immigrant status.

Thus, the level of efficiency of the immigrant's investments, c and e, depends on the extent of the relationship between the immigrant and the members of the group.

Blacks born in Puerto Rico are a large component of Hispanic black Americans, who have a lower wage penalty than non-Hispanic black Americans and therefore represent an important additional comparative group for assessing the extent of assimilation of black immigrants.

One of the aims of this quantitative synthesis was to examine the extent of the homogeneity of the immigrant achievement gap from a macro-level perspective.

Confusion has arisen among voters over the extent of public care for illegal immigrants partly because they have observed that many immigrants go to hospital emergency rooms for treatment.

And, to what extent do they correspond with the general models of immigrant integration that prevail in citizenship and residence policies?

The Mugrabis' approach to art — to the extent that it supports a specific characterization — combines a sort of immigrant aesthetic with immigrant entrepreneurship.

In the carefully curated talking points being circulated to members of Congress, the Dominican government has sought to minimize the extent of the dislocations and upheavals inflicted on immigrants and descendants of immigrants through its policies.

As the construction sector was particularly hard hit by the economic crisis, the high proportion of immigrant men employed in construction explains to some extent why immigrant men saw a larger drop in employment after 2008 than women.

Lale also gives a peek into the extent of the reach a higher educated child of immigrants can have among the younger generation.