Sentence examples for great migrant from inspiring English sources
"We've seen Dutton insult refugees and indeed our great migrant history," he said.
"The Great Migrant CON: Government Cover-up Fury," says the splash headline in Friday's Sun.
Magee is known as "the warbler capital of North America" boardwalk, doubling the odds of a great migrant show.
The Office for National Statistics report published yesterday on migration has provoked some predictable hysteria: the Sun's headline is "Great Migrant Swindle", while Allison Pearson in the Telegraph claims that "the gap between ONS migrant figures and the truth is as wide as the Grand Canyon".
"The Great Migrant Con" says the front of The Sun.
Despite its wide-reaching cultural and economic significance, the literature on the Great Migration has largely overlooked its implications for receiving cities in the North, focussing instead on the Great Migrants themselves.
This strategy draws on work by Bartel (1989), who shows that successive waves of immigrants tend to move to the same areas, a phenomenon which has also been documented among the Great Migrants (Tolnay 2003).
Higher syphilis case burden in economically developed areas may be related to greater migrants with unsafe sexual behaviours [ 20], commercial sex industries that do not promote sexual health [ 21], more communities of homosexual men with unsafe behaviours [ 22], or a larger number of men with high incomes [ 19].
It has also been great for migrants: their average wages doubled between 2005 and 2011, to about 2,050 yuan ($322) a month, and last year rose by nearly 14%.
The authors find that overeducation is greater for migrants from non-English speaking backgrounds (Korpi, 2012).
Migrants from Georgia appeared to be particularly dissuaded from migrating with the presence of children in the household, which may reflect the relatively greater distance migrants would have to travel to find a suitable destination labour market (with the exception of neighbouring countries such as Turkey, which has become accessible and desirable only relatively recently).
