Sentence examples for intense immigration from inspiring English sources

Like other regions where there was intense immigration and racial mixing, such as Hawaii (Anderson, 2012), Brazil was seen as a great "racial laboratory", as the Brazilian geneticist Newton Frentitleda entitled one of his books (Brasil: Laboratório Racial; Brazil: Racial Laboratory), published in 1973.

The four bodies were found in a burned area in southeastern San Diego County, a region known for intense illegal immigration.

A research project by Policy Exchange, the prime minister's favourite think-tank, found voters disagreeing that Britain is a meritocracy by 74% to 21%.Gloom also stokes the unusually intense rage over immigration.

If, however, you want a member of Congress to vote your way on a matter of intense partisan fervor — immigration, education, entitlement programs, health insurance, climate change, gun control, abortion — your odds of success are, to understate matters, considerably slimmer.

DES MOINES — An intense debate over immigration flared among the Republican presidential candidates on Wednesday as Mitt Romney declared that Newt Gingrich "offered a new doorway to amnesty" when he called for a "humane" immigration policy to avoid deportation for people who are deeply rooted in their churches and communities.

But it did not seem to augur well for the intense debate about immigration likely to come next year that Mr. Obama's flash of anger during the news conference was aimed at Mr. McCain and Mr. Graham, over their criticism of the United Nations ambassador, Susan E. Rice, for comments concerning the killings of Americans in Libya.

Reading their postings is like listening to that talk radio station that always seems to be playing when I get in a cab, usually on the subject of football or immigration: intense, opinionated debate of events over which the participants can have no possible influence and, to any audience, irritatingly pointless.

That non-Eurosceptics do not find Ukip appealing is fairly obvious, but it is also a problem for the party; even when voters share their intense concerns over immigration and the state of politics but are not animated by the EU, they remain unwilling to back Farage; 95% of Ukip voters disapprove of Britain's EU membership but fewer than one in 200 who think otherwise back the party.

As Swedish politics stand today, she said, the Sweden Democrats are "a sort of centrist conservative party with very intense perceptions on immigration".

Steglich is more hopeful that, due to the incident's intense media coverage, immigration authorities will try to be more empathetic to their plight and help them stay in the country.

His mother, he emphasized, 'had her own traumas' – which Paulo explained as resulting from immigration, intense racism and severe marital problems.