Sentence examples for third generation immigrants from inspiring English sources
Another possible explanation for a change of public perception lies within the fact that although the number of foreign-born athletes (or immigrants in general) has not dramatically increased in all countries, second or third generation immigrants are sometimes considered to be immigrants too.
There are between 30 and 40 million ex-Catholics in the US alone, and if that rate of attrition continues then no foreseeable amount of immigration will prop up the church there, especially as second and third generation immigrants will tend to drift away.
Some Muslims, particularly second or third generation immigrants, are very integrated into British society.
More than 30% are of non-western descent, many of them first, second and third generation immigrants from Muslim countries.
The alienation of a large minority of young, second or third generation immigrants – not all of them Muslims - was expressed in suburban riots exactly ten years ago.
The most striking thing in that speech was how little Hollande had to say - beyond conventional formulas – about France's diversity, and the richness that comes from having second and third generation immigrants.
It's a good career for second generation immigrants.
As many first generation immigrants Rosina acheived the American dream.
All are from Sarcelles, all were either born outside of France or are first generation immigrants.
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