Sentence examples for incoming groups from inspiring English sources

"It remains to be seen whether that event delivered the coup de grace to a Neanderthal population that was already low in numbers and genetic diversity, and trying to cope with the economic competition from incoming groups of H. sapiens," he said.

An alternative theory is that the migration was slow and steady, with incoming groups integrating into rather than conquering the existing society.

It is the process that has provided the opportunity for diverse incoming groups to beat back the hateful scorn and hurtful exclusion with which they have often been greeted and, within a generation, find their place in the economic, political, and social mainstream.

There is no time for on-the-job training with this incoming group of City Council members".

The name of the outgoing ethnic group is on the funeral homes, and that of the incoming group is on the grocery stores.

In a recent article, we find that the character of the first elections an incoming group of voters faces is crucial to this cohort's future turnout levels.

Executive chairman Steve Marshall said the deal would "provide a strong foundation for an incoming group CEO to take the company forward".

At a college which trains aviation cadets, the officers' wives gave a reception for the wives of an incoming group of cadets.

Dr. Varmus noted that current council members, in a "dear successors" letter to the incoming group, suggested that it be shrunk to perhaps 20 members from 35 and that the council meet more often with lawmakers and the Office of Management and Budget.

Schwartz recommended to the incoming group that after lights-out — which began at 10 P.M. and went to 7 A.M. — a few of them walk through the shelter and survey for illness or patients off their psych meds.

Looking ahead to the next cohort I was worried that we wouldn't be able to create that same buzz, but then I met the incoming group of excited people, full of energy about joining social work.