Sentence examples for migrant may have from inspiring English sources

A migrant may have been living in a city for many years, but his hukou will still identify him as rural.

We use information from the following survey wave (2006 and 2012, respectively) on current and return migrants to identify households where a member emigrated between one survey year and the next (by the next survey year, the migrant may have returned or not).

Similarly, a migrant may have been infected in the country of origin and remain infected in the host country.

Or a migrant may have already been susceptible in the country of origin, but could become infected in the host country or during the migration process.

Extending the model enables further scenarios; for example, a migrant may have become susceptible in the country of origin, then became infected in the host country, and subsequently returned to the country of origin to gain access to treatment.

At least some of the migrants may have died from asphyxiation, she said.

He also conceded that the migrants may have tried again after he left.

In theory, the migrants may have become less useful and, possibly, less tolerated.

European nations, facing a strong domestic backlash against migrants, may have little choice but to agree.

The commission believes that, as a result, thousands of migrants may have been denied access to benefits, such as child tax credit and jobseeker's allowance.

This comes just a few days after one of the Mediterranean's largest disasters, in which up to 950 migrants may have died following a boat's capsize.