Sentence examples for semi-resident from inspiring English sources

First, there are the British citizens who claim to be only semi-resident here, and therefore say they should pay little or nothing.

We headed to the enormous Coogee Bay Hotel, which used to be a frequent haunt of mine when I was a hosteller; however, like the other backpacker spots, I'd hardly been back since I became a semi-resident.

Cardigan Bay is home to Europe's largest population of bottle-nose dolphin (300+ in summer) and one of only two semi-resident populations in the UK.

Such cases include a semi-resident male-female pair in Akashi Strait and Harimanada being killed in the Seto Inland Sea in 1957, the killing of 5 whales from a pod of 11 members that swam into Tokyo Bay in 1970, and a catch record in southern Taiwan in the 1990s.

Rural and semi-rural residents were more likely than urban residents to be single and non-cohabiting (marital status was self-reported).

For instance, autonomous or semi-autonomous residents have to be easily distinguished from totally dependent residents by any health care provider.

The dolls inside are semi-permanent residents liable for council tax".

A sign marks it as a "Hotel" of a typically Parisian kind, full of semi-permanent residents who can't find better housing elsewhere — immigrants, the poor.

A sign marks it as a "Hotel" of a typically Parisian kind, full of semi-permanent residents who can't find better housing elsewhere immigrants, the poor.

There are also semi-permanent residents such as Carole Sherman, an artist who spends her summers running courses and producing work to be exhibited on the mainland.

It is very likely that a malaria vaccine designed to effectively prevent infection and clinical disease in the non-immune traveler and military personnel will also protect semi-immune residents of malaria-endemic areas and contribute to malaria elimination by reducing or blocking malaria transmission.