Sentence examples for most immigrant groups from inspiring English sources

Those families are more dependent on welfare than are most immigrant groups.

Most immigrant groups become less insular over time, as their children marry locals.

The Japanese in New York are better educated and more affluent than most immigrant groups.

As with most immigrant groups, the first generation found it difficult to assimilate into the American culture.

Most immigrant groups in America, including white immigrants, have tended to form their own ethnic neighbourhoods, which can be extremely durable.

"There's probably some discrimination against Latinos and Asians in the housing markets," said Reynolds Farley, a sociologist at the University of Michigan, "but most immigrant groups have, to some degree, clustered when they arrived.

Low-wage immigrant workers are one of the most marginalized immigrant groups, facing challenges such as immigration status, limited English proficiency, and lack of information regarding legal rights.

Never mind that the most successful immigrant groups tend to be those who were already most highly educated before they arrived: teach your kids self-control and they'll prosper, says Chua.

The two most affluent immigrant groups in modern America — Asian-Americans and Jews — are also the most educated.

Despite the fact that Nordic immigrants, most of them from Finland, have less education, they have higher employment rates compared to most other immigrant groups.

But the explosive growth over the last decade of Mexicans -- long a staple of immigration in the Southwest -- has made them one of the most visible immigrant groups in the city.