Sentence examples for Mexicans from high-quality English sources.

• Surveys show many Mexicans do not trust banks.

• But many Mexicans cannot work from home, or forgo work for weeks.

• The Mexicans finally acknowledged defeat by withdrawing from the field.

• “Two dorms were lit up when the Blacks were trying to burn the Mexicans alive in there.

• One-sixth of Mexicans lack effective access to health care.

• More Mexicans reported paying bribes in 2019 than two years earlier.

• The gasolinazo, as Mexicans call it, triggered widespread protests and rioting.

• Today most are Mexicans or descendants of Mexicans who have arrived since 1900.

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• Santa Anna’s defense collapsed as panicked Mexicans tried to flee the cavalry across the marshes.

• There is almost no way for low-skilled Mexicans who lack American relatives to migrate north legally.

• Pilcher (ed.), The Human Tradition in Mexico (2003); and Floyd Merrell, The Mexicans: A Sense of Culture (2003).

• The United States now has a president who kicked off his election campaign with a speech that denigrated Mexicans.

• That is no surprise given only 37% of Mexicans over 15 years old have a bank account, according to the World Bank.

• It said in a statement that government statistics showed Mexicans consumed only 5.8% of their daily calories from soft drinks.

• You urge Mexicans to vote against the president and his party in elections to Congress (“The puritan from Tepetitán, May 29th).

• In 1994, for instance, the rise of armed Zapatist rebels probably prompted some nervous Mexicans to shun the leftist opposition.

Mexicans sentence examples

• There is already talk of a legal challenge, on the ground that this would interfere with Mexicans' constitutional right to free movement.

• “I call on all Mexicans to reconciliation, and to put above their personal interests, however legitimate, the greater interest, the general interest,” he said.

• Mr Trump appears on the verge of announcing a visa ban for certain majority-Muslim countries, but there is currently no talk of such a move for Mexicans visiting the US.

• “I know when it's time to make a ‘strategic retreat',” said Mr Perry, referring to Sam Houston, the military leader of the Texas revolution, whose strategic retreat in 1836 drew the Mexicans north.