Sentence examples for remit more than from inspiring English sources

Formal tests contrasting the coefficients for Late Exiles, Mariels, and New Cubans against one another (see Table 3) show, however, that each successive cohort does not necessarily remit more than its predecessor.

The general conclusion is that immigrants who intend to emigrate both save and remit more than immigrants who intend to remain permanently in the host country (Merkle and Zimmermann 1992; Sinning 2011; Bauer and Sinning 2011).

To be sure, economic remittances are important (Gubert, Lassourd & Mesplé-Somps, 2010) and they involve large sums: according to World Bank projections, international migrants were expected to remit more than $550 billion in earnings in 2013, of which $414 billion will flow to developing countries.

It was also found that migrants who intend to return remit more than those who do not.

These data suggest that nurse households enjoy higher incomes, own more assets, and remit more than other migrants.

A recent survey of internationally recruited nurses working in London found that 57percentt of respondents regularly send money home, rising to over 60percentt for Africans [ 23]. 20percentt of the nurses were remitting more than a quarter of their monthly earnings.

Our survey of migrant nurses painted a slightly different picture from the in-depth interviews, however, with only 23% (65) of respondents remitting more than 40% of their income, 39% (110) sending between 10%and20%0% of their income and 39% (112) sending 10% or less (survey respondents who stated that they were remitters were then asked: "What proportion of your monthly salary do you send?").

Second, although nurses remit more per capita, they are ultimately less generous than the others in terms of the proportion of their income that they remit, and this proportion falls steadily as their income level increases.

Far from retreating, the BBC is defining its remit more broadly, and digging in.

Moreover, temporary migrants tend not only to save more, but also to remit more.

First, they may be expected to save more and remit more of their income.