"refugee wave" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, including describing a surge or influx of refugees to a certain area or region. For example: "The refugee wave from war-torn countries overwhelmed the nearby border towns last year."
That is a very odd demographic for a refugee wave".
The Greek state has certainly been inefficient in handling the refugee wave.
Amid the world's greatest refugee wave since the second world war, she said, "It goes without saying that we help and accommodate people who seek safe haven with us".
European Union officials are considering a long-term suspension of passport-free travel around most of Europe, now permitted under the so-called Schengen accord, if the refugee wave is not slowed.
"I hope that we are not faced with a more populous refugee wave but if we are, we have taken precautions.
Fuest (2016, p. 13), summarizing the evidence, concludes: "I do not think that the refugee wave of 2015 into Germany will bring economic advantages, but admitting those migrants was more a question of offering humanitarian aid".
Extraordinary refugee waves have marked our history, and in most cases eventually resettlement schemes were found.
She slept in forests, on roadsides, avoiding looters and drinkers, while keeping an eye out for items left behind by earlier refugee waves that pointed the way north-west.
This influx of immigrants may have differed substantially from other immigrant flows in terms of motivation and education.11 It is clear that refugee waves can distort the interpretation of policy reforms that we study.
The Texas advocates are facing an anti-refugee wave at the state level that Trump tapped into nationally.
Somewhat surprisingly, the countries where population is shrinking the most, those of Central and Eastern Europe, are the most adamant to the arrival of the refugees wave.
