Sentence examples for strong expatriate from inspiring English sources
WHO BUYS IN BUENOS AIRES Buenos Aires has a strong expatriate community, although Ms. Rasmussen says that more foreigners are selling than buying at the moment.
Each one is revered by generations of fans, but Shah Rukh Khan generates Elvis-level hystespeciallyciamongamong the 20 million strong expatriate Indian community.
Moments like this are as complex as weather systems and as difficult to forecast; here, at least, is a very strong expatriate survey of the pressure fields as they move into collision.
Cameron characterized the large population of British Pakistanis with strong expatriate ties to their home country as not pro-Taliban but certainly radicalized by the Iraq war and militant about Kashmir; he also criticized HMG's counter-radicalization strategy with UK Muslims.
High net worth Frenchmen and women will not be fleeing to London just yet to join their 300,000 strong expatriate community.
There is a strong expatriate base and loyal customer following at both stores.
Horrifyingly violent crime, particularly in the capital, is not encouraging newcomers and there are concerns over the government's foolishly populist recent promise to reduce the 25,000-strong expatriate workforce by two thirds, to "create jobs" for locals.
With the Turkish community in Russia reporting incidents of harassment since Turkey shot down a Russian jet near the Syrian border last month, members of Antalya's 40,000-strong Russian expatriate community are hoping such hostilities won't be repeated here.
Lubna Azabal is garnering attention for playing a strong-minded Armenian expatriate and photographer in "Here".
But in pubs and at cashpoints, in boardrooms and on trading-room floors, many others in Britain's 200,000-strong community of expatriate Americans report a similar, unfamiliar outpouring of good cheer.
Mr. Correa, who took office in January with strong support from the expatriate vote, announced the plan in Murcia, a city in Spain with a large Ecuadorean population.
