Sentence examples for most remittances from inspiring English sources

Most remittances are currently sent through informal channels.

Most remittances from abroad — mainly the Miami area, the nerve center of the mostly white exile community — go to white Cubans.

"These are very, very poor people sending money to even poorer people and they often reach very rural areas where most remittances don't go".

The government is lobbying to get more permits for workers to travel to the Persian Gulf, from which most remittances are sent.

Most remittances are deposited in cash and withdrawn as cash, but Xoom has managed to persuade almost all its customers to make their transfers from bank accounts (a few use credit cards, which are more expensive for Xoom).

Most remittances were sent from the U.S., Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the UK, Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong.

Somalis have expressed their fear that Barclays's decision to close its accounts with most remittance companies will cut a financial lifeline to millions of people in Somalia.

At least half the economy is thought to be the black market, he says, and Tajikistan is the most remittance-dependant economy in the world, reliant on the wages of migrants in other parts of the world sending money home.

Around 47percentt of Tajikistan's GDP is posted home by the 800,000 Tajiks working abroad (mostly in Russia), making it one of the world's most remittance-reliant economies.

Up until then, federal consumer protection rules did not apply to most "remittance transfers," whose exchange rates, processing fees and taxes often vary widely and can be hard to decipher.

But as with most diasporic remittances, the classic French toastie was adapted, and the meagre croque became the francesinha – no longer a moderate-sized snack, but big and strong, a force to be reckoned with.