Sentence examples for immigration over time from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in FWD.us hopes it will go beyond immigration, over time," Reid Hoffman said.

One explanation for this difference is that, because these models use the variation in changes in immigrant shares (rather than levels, as the decade-specific models use), they identify the effects of recent immigration, which may be larger if labor markets adapt to immigration over time, for example through endogenous adjustments to capital stock or industrial composition.

Higher proportions of refugees and immigrants from Latin America and industrialised countries with more years of residence reflect the changing immigration patterns over time, more recently dominated by immigrants from East and South Asia.

Elucidating the drivers of service use patterns for newcomers is important since Canadian immigration policy and other factors contribute to variation in regional immigration patterns over time.

Tracking opinions on immigration policy over time is tricky because each pollster asks different questions with different options, making for apples-to-oranges comparisons.

"It would always take the form of 'what was possible before '96 and what was possible after '96.' " As the federal government devoted more resources to immigration enforcement over time, especially after 9/11, the consequences of the 1996 law became ever more apparent.

We also study London by itself as the immigration changes over time in the capital city were large.

While once there was only a narrow class of deportable offenses and judges wielded broad discretionary authority to prevent deportation, immigration reforms over time have expanded the class of deportable offenses and limited the authority of judges to alleviate the harsh consequences of deportation.

I would like to add, though, that while the average American's wage hasn't risen much due to immigration over the time period you cite, the wealthy have done extremely well, suggesting that the majority have lost ground during that time.

This has implications that should not be ignored or brushed over in empirical analysis of the impact of immigration over this time period, and this is what we turn to in the next Section of the paper.

As Republicans pushed forward with more anti-immigration proposals that, over time, became defined as discriminatory, white voters, especially those who were younger and more educated, fled the party.