Sentence examples for tide of newcomers from inspiring English sources

The journey begins in the squatter camps of the Cape Flats, where an ever increasing tide of newcomers thwarts efforts to improve the people's lot: "No sooner had a solution been found than a new solution was needed".

Europeans fret that their generous welfare systems cannot support a tide of newcomers who, unlike those in the United States, qualify for a range of benefits as soon as they arrive.

Because the Boy Scouts still bans gay leaders, the new policy on gay members will not stem the tide of newcomers to the Navigators, said Robin Bossert, the group's founder, who expects to reach 65 chapters when school starts in September.

These famous names, functioning as both symbols and selling points for the new Brooklyn, helped drive up property values, provided a focus for gossip in coffeehouses and dog runs, and instilled pride among the tide of newcomers who arrived — sort of by choice — from Manhattan and beyond.

This kind of erosion of the game's most famous fixed numbers — the landmarks of the pastime — by swirling tides of newcomers is always happening, of course; it is the process that makes baseball statistics seem alive and urgent to the true fan.

The tide of Tea Party newcomers propelled Mr. Ryan, of Wisconsin, and his fellow "Young Guns, Eric Cantorr of Virginia and Kevin McCarthy of California, into the House leadership.

Some lawmakers have proposed raising the minimum wage -- a dubious nostrum at best -- but hardly anyone suggests propping up wages by holding back the tide of unskilled newcomers.

Johnson-Reed was born of familiar concerns: a fear that the nation was endangered by a tide of questionable newcomers, many of whom held secret allegiances to hostile foreign forces.

But Republican leaders like Mr. Rubio and Mr. Graham understand that a party that seeks to defy demography, relying on white resentment toward a rising tide of nonwhite newcomers, dooms itself to permanent minority status.

Newcomers to the rising tide of these eye-catching pink, red and salmon-colored wines from East End vintners have treats in store, a tasting of some 2012 bottlings showed.

There are loads of newcomers.