Sentence examples for migration of poor from inspiring English sources

She and her children would join the steady migration of poor families in search of new housing.

Migration of poor people from your country and your culture has to end before America accords you prestige.

The Chartered Institute of Housing warned this year that the measures could cause the migration of poor tenants to "benefit ghettoes" in cheaper areas of the country.

But the Riverdale orphanage -- the only one open to black children -- was overwhelmed as the Depression converged with the great migration of poor blacks from the rural South.

While school-prayer initiatives have been fiercely challenged in other suburbs, the mayor's call has been welcomed in Harvey, known to some as "Little Chicago" because of the urban-style ills that have swelled in recent years with the migration of poor city residents.

As you witness, while driving around the cities of the USA, our nation has become saturated by the excess labor pool, created when an uncontrolled migration of poor, unskilled, and illiterate population from many nations make residence and attach to the benefit stream, of an area incapable of providing adequate employment, to fill their needs.

There is however strong evidence that migrants form erroneous expectations about available opportunities in the host country (Borjas and Bratsberg [1996]) and about the length of their stay, for instance in case of illegal migration and/or of poor economic performance (Tunali [2000]).

Are the migration experiences of poor Hispanics comparable in any way to those of wealthy Chinese from Hong Kong?

How does the migration experience of poor Salvadoran or Guatemalan refugees, escaping war and torture, differ from that of Mexican farm workers or Puerto Rican or Cuban migrants?

Third, among the rural poor, it was the young who migrated 64% of total rural urban migration of the poor came from the 0 25 cohort even though it comprised less than 60% of the rural poverty population in 2004.

But Newark's industrial base had been declining since the Depression, and it collapsed in the sixties, just as the migration of mostly poor African-Americans from the rural South reached its peak.