Sentence examples for immigrant influxes from inspiring English sources
While "we can't have the whole world coming to Europe, for obvious reasons," Mr. Bildt said, immigrant influxes already shape decisions.
According to a report from Paris in the Italian daily La Repubblica, the two countries would also press for an increase in EU assistance to those countries that have to cope with immigrant influxes – a key Italian demand.
Gonzalez makes a persuasive case that newcomers and natives alike ought to be able to agree on certain common-sense goals, among them that the federal government should help areas hardest hit by immigrant influxes, that English fluency is a critical asset for economic advancement and that foreign-born residents should become legal citizens, with a voice in the system.
Yet, the response of natives to immigration should diffuse the impact of immigration into geographic regions and occupations that were not directly affected by the immigrant influx, leading to biased results (Borjas 2006).
The immigrant influx, he said, has become the "lifeblood" of the town.
Mr. Landherr said the immigrant influx is giving the school an advantage.
New Jersey benefits from this, having the fifth-largest immigrant influx of any state.
Long before the immigrant influx, during the colonial days, the area was farmland that covered most of the western Bronx.
Some attribute the immigrant influx to the shortwave radio religious broadcasts that for years were transmitted to the Soviet Union from Sacramento by a few earlier refugees.
When the Turks didn't pay him for three months, Boris says, he left.Refusal to pay salaries is a common scam on the construction sites that soak up much of the immigrant influx during the spring and summer.
B1 Size of Households Swells Census figures show more city residents doubling up in their housing, a drop in the percentage of people living alone and the biggest increase in average household size in 50 years, changes attributed to the immigrant influx and a tight housing market.
