Sentence examples for most recent migrants from inspiring English sources

I wonder if he had in mind Europe's most recent migrants, especially those who have been drowning by the hundreds in the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, brown and black bodies fleeing oppression and wars in sub-Saharan and northern Africa and the Middle East.

As surely as the sons and daughters of the first fleet and the most recent migrants to our shores embrace and enjoy this country's countless blessings, the original people of this land far too often endure lives of pain and misery.

Decreased odds for the most recent migrants to see a GP may possibly be affected by a higher proportion not being registered with a GP.

Thus, the most recent migrants in our data set had a minimum of 9 months to register in order to be found in the PDS.

Education was the most common reason for migration among the most recent migrants, whereas migrating to be with family was more common among migrants who have been residing in the UK longer.

Within this sample, a greater proportion of the most recent migrants identified as White and a smaller proportion identified as Black African or Black Caribbean compared to migrants who had been residing in the UK for more than five years, reflecting more recent migration patterns from both original EU member states and EU Accession states.

Is this the most recent migrant group again reflecting back?

The most recent migrant group had a lower proportion of migrants whose first language was English compared to migrants who had resided in the UK longer.

Women were young, most were recent migrants, and had a high school education; education to high school level is typical of migrant workers because this is a usual requirement for employment in factories in urban areas.

In places such as California, exurban life is the only affordable option for most young couples and recent migrants.

The most vulnerable patients, including recent migrants and those with poor English language skills, with no family advocate, and dying of non-malignant diseases were at particularly high risk of inadequate care.