Sentence examples for non-native residents from inspiring English sources

Cyprus has one of the highest number of non-native residents in the EU, with 18 per cent of the population born outside the country.

That was a reasonable fear back in 1880, when, 13 years after America bought Alaska from Russia, a census found only 435 frostbitten non-native residents.

A group of non-Native residents who didn't want the casino in their town organized a group called "Preserving Taunton's Future".

Native Orcadians refer to the non-native residents of the islands as "ferry loupers", a term that has been in use for nearly two centuries at least.

Both men were non-Native residents of the Port Madison Reservation, and both argued that the Suquamish Indian Tribe had no criminal jurisdiction over them because they were not Indian.

The stark difference was that non-native residents of North Dakota seemed to be rolling over to the inevitability of big oil and its impact upon the social, political and environmental landscapes of their communities.

Like Smith, Brookes is a non-native resident of the country he explores, but his journey has more urgency and specificity of purpose.

Cantrell would be the first non-native resident of New Orleans to lead the city, according to Cook.

In 1800 there were so few non-Native American residents in what would become Illinois that federal census takers did not even bother counting them, but the end of the War of 1812 brought a huge influx of settlers.

Du Sable, a black fur trader who settled here in the late 1770's, is generally considered the area's first non-Native American resident and the founder of the town that -- some 50 years later -- became Chicago.

All non-native English-speaking subjects were residents in the United Kingdom and reported English to be their dominant language of daily use.