Sentence examples for undocumented existence from inspiring English sources
ANA LUISA SANCHEZ MACCISE, a Mexican citizen, is neither seeking a path to American citizenship nor living a fitful undocumented existence.
Given this picture, it's easy to wonder why anyone would undertake a dangerous border crossing and then an undocumented existence in America.
Throughout the book, her work is mentioned in the same breath as that of Simone de Beauvoir, Virginia Woolf, Alice Munro (whose own fiction connects with that of Shields in its profound understanding of the hidden, undocumented existences of "ordinary" women).
The process of recruitment, the administrative status of workers (e.g. often undocumented), the existence of a large pool of co-ethnic workers and the lack of specific human capital as a requirement to work in these shops make labour an abundant and cheap resource.
Our results revealed the existence of a second, previously undocumented, lineage of Euoplos in the eastern mesic zone.
The existence of CpGs with ultrastable methylation states reveals a previously undocumented feature of the human methylome.
In one book she was assigned, "Undocumented: How Immigration Became Illegal," by Aviva Chomsky, she came across the following sentence: "Illegality as we know it today came into existence after 1965," when Congress overhauled the national immigration laws.
Migration is overwhelmingly undocumented.
They are undocumented workers.
