Sentence examples for migrant of from inspiring English sources

Maybe these are just the ramblings of a nostalgia-obsessed migrant of the new Latino diaspora.

Ondaatje is a migrant of the imagination, crossing borders all the time, creatively and geographically, from prose to poetry to film.

A survey of more than 500 second-generation migrants from this Senegalese population, controlling for the level of education of the first migrant of the family, reveals a significant economic disadvantage suffered by the Muslims.

"If the typical migrant of the 1990s was a Pole moving to Britain, his successor in the next decade may be a Tajik moving to Poland," says Mr Quillin.

Remittances may also be seen as the repayment by the migrant of an implicit loan which made the initial migration possible (Poirine [1997]).

Empirically, language proficiency has for instance been shown to be strongly correlated with the likelihood of being employed (Dustmann, Fabbri, Preston, & Wadsworth, 2003) and, for a migrant, of having the practical information needed on arrival (Spencer et al., 2007).

Changing the behaviour of migrant workers most of whom still prefer informal channels takes time.

That chimes with the views of the waste-recycling migrants of Dongxiaokou village.

Yes, it is offensive to categorise Muslim migrants of Lebanese background as a mistake.

Those Europeans, just like the migrants of today, were escaping poverty, discrimination and conflict.

According to Nilambar Badal, director of Migrants' Centre, which advises migrants of the risks of working overseas, "They go without asking questions.