Sentence examples for in emigrants from inspiring English sources

And it brought in emigrants to fill them up.

14 Certainly, the increased rates of IBD development in emigrants provide etiologic clues as to the important environmental cofactors necessary for disease occurrence.

In contrast, emigration of any HIV-infected persons will have tended to underestimate cancer risk due to an overestimation of person-years at risk and the failure to ascertain and register any subsequent cancers arising in emigrants.

Western Armenian is used by Armenians living in Turkey and some Arab countries as well as in emigrant communities in Europe and the United States.

The Rev. Mary S. Rowe, an Episcopal priest, officiated at Grizzly Creek Ranch in Emigrant, Mont., where the bridegroom's parents raise quarter horses and cattle.

Consolidating its control of one of the largest privately owned banks in the country, the family of Paul Milstein paid $811 million on Wednesday to buy out its minority partners in Emigrant Savings Bank.

In a statement, the Milsteins said that Paul's family had agreed to buy out their cousins' interest in Emigrant Bankcorp, the parent company of the savings bank, which is valued at nearly $2 billion.

And the loan masquerading as the colonizer's gift would be repaid in emigrant sons and daughters, raised to believe that this ancient country was futureless, the only solution to settle in the West, to make a better life.

The migrants' own narratives confirm the survey finding that participation in emigrant networks does not necessarily increase electoral engagement with the homeland.

Although the male emigrants generally found work in mines in their new places of settlement, or put their mining skills to use digging tunnels for the rapidly growing railway networks, the jobs traditionally done by bal maidens, where they still existed, were usually done by locally recruited men or boys, and the tradition of female Cornish mine labour died out in emigrant families.

The initial migration occurred as multiple, branching events and involved many founder effects in which certain haplotypes, SNPs and alleles appear to have increased in frequency in emigrant populations owing to genetic drift and different selection pressures [ 25].