Sentence examples for more established immigrants from inspiring English sources
Along the way he befriends other, more established immigrants.
Similar patterns had also surfaced in the income data for other Northeastern cities and parts of Southern California, leading some demographers and economists to speculate that immigration might be a factor: that is, as low-wage workers were pouring in from places like Central America and China, native-born people and more established immigrants were moving up and out.
More established immigrants (i.e., 10 years or more in Canada) were still more likely to experience difficulties than those who are Canadian-born, albeit less likely than newcomers [OR=1.72, 95% CI: (1.44, 2.07)].
Similar results were obtained by Dunn and Dyck using the NPHS.[ 13] Our descriptive data showed that those who identified themselves as having Western European origin were older and more established immigrants, and this may partly explain the likelihood of reports of chronic conditions among women and men who migrated to Canada a long time ago.
The discomfort among Birmingham's more established immigrant communities — mainly from South Asia — with an influx of Central and Eastern Europeans was a surprising factor in the June 23 referendum in Britain and helped tilt the vote in this city toward leaving the European Union.
The inclusion criteria for newcomers will be two to four years of residence in Canada, and that for established immigrants more than five years.
This is a study of established immigrants' use of the EPHC.
As immigrants become more established, they begin to slip the church's bonds.
Further, where such research has been undertaken it has tended to focus on recent immigrants, rather than more established minorities.
On the corners of the major thoroughfares of Bensonhurst, where Guatemalans live alongside more established populations of Russian, Mexican and Italian immigrants, the mornings waiting for work are long and cold.
Mostly, the exhibitions explore how art by recent immigrants and by artists from more established ethnic communities embodies references to former homelands.
