Sentence examples for forced newcomers from inspiring English sources

A job market with a chronic undersupply of skilled workforce has also forced newcomers to adopt the area's traditional labour structures.

She spends much of the film attempting to force newcomers Becca (Anna Kendrick) and Fat Amy Rebel Wilsonn) to tow the party line.

If little else is done, the West Europeans will retain their fiscal burdens and rigid economies (see article) and watch admiringly (or sadly) as the real growth takes place to their east or else, as seems all too possible, they will hamper that growth by forcing the newcomers to share their own restrictions and subsidies.

These nomadic hunter-gatherers are believed to be the earliest settlers and original coastal inhabitants of the Malay Peninsula but the arrival of newcomers forced this group further inland, resulting in them being isolated in forested hilly regions, mainly in northern part of Peninsular Malaysia [10], [11].

A more welcoming immigration policy is unfair to American workers forced to compete with newcomers for jobs.

Yet the marriage of two of Europe's three biggest exchanges brings the risk that price competition will be reduced.Experience suggests that prices are forced down only when newcomers invade an established exchange's turf.

That might not be the sort of immigrant that governments prefer to attract, but it is the kind that a number of British citizens want to marry.The government says it wants to help migrants integrate, discourage abuses such as forced marriages and keep newcomers off taxpayers' backs.

Thus, the newcomers were forced to settle for the drab males that were left.

Mayor Leonis Malburg, Thomas Ybarra and W. Michael McCormick kept their seats with 58 votes each after three newcomers to town forced an election on April 11.

Smart investors should view health care reform as a big plus because more than 30 million newcomers will be forced into a consumption mode.

When The Huffington Post visited last month, the space was so overcrowded that newcomers had been forced to pitch tents wherever they could find room, like next to an Olympic statue.