Sentence examples for immigrants exposure from inspiring English sources

We understand Arizona's itch to initiate immigration reform given its estimated 460,000 undocumented immigrants, exposure to cross-border drug and gun traffic and frustration with feds foregoing legislation for decades.

Weaker relationships between MD and health service use by immigrants than LTRs may reflect immigrants' exposure to unique structural and cultural factors that inhibit help seeking (eg, difficulties identifying available resources, fear of being misunderstood or being discriminated against by practitioners, etc).

Intergroup contact theory predicts that higher concentrations of immigrants and exposure to an ethnically diverse environment will foster more positive feelings between the two groups (Marschall and Stolle 2004).

Last, we found positive associations among Canadian-born subjects in all cases, but no associations among immigrants and exposure to PM2.5 or O3.

I suspect that the person using her number might be a struggling illegal immigrant whose exposure could lead to deportation or worse.

This suggests, she says, that the explanation can be in part related to similarity between native and immigrant Hispanics, or differential exposure to immigrant children of higher socioeconomic status -- since native blacks and Hispanics have similar exposure to white non-Hispanic immigrant children.

Last week, he and 13 other Mexican immigrants died from exposure near Yuma while trying to cross the Arizona desert.

The disease was detected in 9 of the 11 sites and was associated with Hispanic ethnicity, immigrant status, and exposure to areas where neurocysticercosis is endemic.

No significant differences were detected in age, seizure history, seizure type, prior history of neurocysticercosis, immigrant status, or exposure to an endemic region between the patients who underwent serologic testing and those who did not.

Here in the El Centro sector, five suspected illegal immigrants died of heat exposure in mid-July in an area of the Imperial Desert that resembles a moonscape.

More troubling, by moving eastward to more dangerous terrain, many illegal immigrants have died from exposure to extreme heat or cold while trying to cross.