Will the second generation, the scholars ask, follow many of their European predecessors and gradually assume American cultural norms and climb the economic ladder?

The Saranac institution had its European predecessors, but they tended to be luxury resorts.

Pages were filled with caricatures and "pictorial stories" (called képtörténetek, képes történetek), the European predecessor of modern comics.

The important links between the Abstract Expressionists and their European predecessors are played down to preserve this dubious vision.

Research reported in American Psychologist (February 1991) shows that Hispanic children are assimilated at a rate similar to that of their European immigrant predecessors.

He insisted America should be viewed as new civilization as opposed to a spinoff of European predecessors.

She became a prominent patron of modern art and artists in America, using the example of their European predecessors, such as Picasso and Matisse.

The American long poem is under pressure from its European predecessors, revealing a special variety of this anxiety.

Inteva's European predecessors gave rise to three of its product lines in this time period.

The contrasts between these new films and their European predecessors are particularly fascinating because the originals are so quietly contemplative (and so good).