Sentence examples for prevalence of foreign from inspiring English sources

There was sharp complaint about the prevalence of foreign aid workers rather than local people; each foreigner's stipend could support 200 Afghanis.

The other is the increasing prevalence of foreign buyers, many of whom do not distinguish between residential and commercial brokers.

While teams will be glad to select promising international players -- they want to win -- the sentiment throughout the league is that the prevalence of foreign players is an indictment of the quality of the homegrown talent.

Elkeson de Oliveira Cardoso presents another key barrier to popularizing soccer among the Chinese: the prevalence of foreign imports and the consequent lack of a Chinese role model.

The pathological relevance of smaller MGC size and lower prevalence of foreign body like giant cells in OA than in RA remains unclear, but we speculate that deficiencies in processing cartilage degradation products might contribute to synovitis in OA.

Experts link the prevalence of Saudi foreign fighters in Iraq to an austere form of Islam that governs the country's educational and judicial systems.

The prevalence of intra-articular foreign bodies of the hip is low.

Additionally, studies are needed to confirm and explain the dramatically different prevalence of asthma between foreign and US born Chinese-Americans that we found.

At normal BMI, the prevalence of diabetes among foreign-born South Asians was more than five times higher than the prevalence among U.S.-born non-Hispanic whites (14.1 vs. 2.7%, Supplementary Table 1) and was significantly higher than the prevalence among all other racial/nativity groups (P < 0.05).

At normal BMI, the prevalence of diabetes among foreign-born South Asians was more than five times higher than among U.S.-born non-Hispanic whites (14.1% vs 2.7%) and was significantly higher than among all other racial/nativity groups, even after adjusting for multiple covariates (P < 0.05).

In resource-rich countries, pregnant women with high TB prevalence are migrants and people of foreign origin [ 11, 18, 23, 24, 28, 45], while in resource-limited countries, HIV infected pregnant women are the group with high TB prevalence and mortality [ 13, 22, 27, 32, 41].