Sentence examples similar to first generation newcomers from inspiring English sources

Whites are first- or second-generation newcomers, whether conservative oil men or left-wing environmentalists.

Out of this 682-item archive I have selected for content analysis 224 interviews to adult first-generation newcomers, based on a length of stay of ten years at least, against an average of seven for all interviewees.

The first generation of newcomers generally cost governments more than they contribute in taxes, with most of the costs falling on state and local governments, mainly because of the expense of educating the children of immigrant families.

Messenger believes first generation pagans should welcome newcomers, however rambunctious.

Mr. Amiel, who was from Greece, shared a similar immigrant story with many of the songwriters who were first- and second-generation Jewish newcomers trying to make it in New York.

Generally, intervention targets are present at both sides: newcomers should be offered facilities to learn and improve language skills, while long stay first generation immigrants most likely have to rely on peer educators and translation services.

The first is completing "first generation" reforms.

We're not even first generation.

"The first generation to grow up exercising".

But these "first generation" biofuels have drawbacks.

The first generation of Cyclops were forgers.