Sentence examples for immigrant patterns from inspiring English sources

Hispanic voters do trend more religious and socially conservative, but there's at least some reason to think that, as they assimilate, immigrant patterns of religiosity and church participation come to more closely mirror those of the surrounding society.

Given their precarious situation in the labor market and overrepresentation in sectors that were particularly hard hit during the economic crisis, the recession has had a clear, negative impact on immigrant patterns of employment in Spain.

These two groups are intermingled with a shrinking Latino population found on the eastern border of the neighborhood, creating a mosaic of immigrant patterns.

But, in a typical immigrant pattern, life here began to bind him with responsibilities and relationships.

When they arrive in the United States, the former residents of Putla bypass the traditional city-to-suburb immigrant pattern and head straight for Princeton -- an unlikely destination for an agricultural population from a remote southern Mexican town -- where family and friends await.

For immigrants, patterns of past immigration may mean that there is an established community of past-immigrants from their source country in some locations and this may boost the non-economic attractiveness of these locations.

Finally, we need to know more about gender differences in immigrants' patterns of retirement and return migration.

There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that immigrants' patterns of health care utilisation differ to that of natives [ 1– 3].

The standard solution to this problem, first used by Altonji and Card (1991), is to predict immigration according to historical immigrant settlement patterns, then use these predictions to instrument for observed immigration.

This immigration trend also predetermines subsequent immigrant travel patterns.

Likewise, we include the vector θ t, which contains time fixed-effects capturing aggregate level shocks potentially impacting immigrant remitting patterns, as might have been the case with the 2008-2009 recession.