Sentence examples for frequent migrant from inspiring English sources

The very instability of their living situations and their frequent migrant movements makes organizing a research protocol difficult.

Although the problem was gradually resolved from last year in Shangai, children of migrant workers still face barriers to accessing regular education because of parents' frequent migrant.

Frequent migrants may be important links to geographically-spread sexual networks, and high female mobility may be a factor enabling greater inter-connectedness of sexual networks beyond those created by male migrants alone, potentially contributing to the region's exceptionally high and sustained HIV prevalence.

Although rescreening tests are the most important method for decreasing the false positive and referral rates, low rescreening rates have generally been a problem in newborn hearing screening programs [ 24, 28, 29], and even more so for frequent migrants.

Nevertheless, the temptation would be great to label recreational services as part of a toolset to counter school inequalities, especially since the educational system in Belgium is known to increase social inequalities (PISA 2012), and preschool participation being less frequent among migrant families (European commission et al. 2014).

Oil palm cultivation requires special skills that are more frequent among migrant smallholders with prior exposure to oil palm rather than for the local community with no prior experience.

'Other genital' cancers (penis and scrotum; vulva and vagina) tended to be more frequent in migrants from each country than in the Australian-born.

The age-standardized disease frequencies were similar to the German population with the exception of back pain which was significantly more frequent in migrants (55% compared to 18.6%; p < 0.001, Table 2).

More frequent encounters between migrant and home is important, which can be achieved with better road and transport networks.

More frequent interaction between migrants and local residents, as well as among the migrants themselves, could increase their social capital and thus both their capacity and their desire for greater mobility.

I am shocked by the frequent demonization of migrants that we see in many countries whose people benefit from prosperity, peace and ease.