Sentence examples for which newcomers from inspiring English sources

One is conflict, in which newcomers continually and overtly challenge the powerful for a position at the top.

There is a "probationary period," one longtime resident explained, in which newcomers must "bottom line" a project — that is, they must see it to completion.

Friedrich Merz, the Christian Democrats' then leader in the Bundestag, said immigrants must accept that each country has its Leitkultur, or predominant culture, to which newcomers must adapt.

The barriers they erect destroy the ebb and flow through which newcomers have historically become part of the mainstream and moved into the middle class.

Rapid population growth in the Sunbelt states of Florida and the Southwest has led to bifurcated political cultures in which newcomers are challenging the accepted order.

While the majority were resettled in Constantinople and Salonika (now Thessaloníki, Greece), most Bulgarian towns acquired small Jewish communities in which newcomers mostly from Spain mixed with the already existent Jewish population.

Ms. Brill, asked which newcomer was mostly likely to fail, said: "A lot of people were making fun of 'Animal Practice.' But 'Guys With Kids' was looking pretty bad; it's just not working for me".

Nor was the gender-split tandem omitted: David Mamet's "Oleanna" made a brief appearance on Broadway in the fall, and one of the highlights of the spring season Off Broadway was David Ives's savory comedy-drama "Venus in Fur," in which newcomer Nina Arianda made a spectacular debut as an actress asserting control over a playwright in the course of an erotically tinged audition.

Which newcomer integration strategies do players perceive in their MMORPG community?

In the past, big influxes have often been followed by long periods of digestion in which fewer newcomers were admitted.

By focusing on affluent men, it has lured both higher-end and smaller brands, some of which are newcomers to social buying.