Sentence examples for a multicultural setting from inspiring English sources

To research patient perceptions of medicines and illness in a multicultural setting, it is appropriate to translate research materials.

Because he grew up in a multicultural setting in suburban Maryland, they say, he has an easier time relating to black team and league officials, who often complain that some owners speak condescendingly to them.

Pearson's father was a black Jew, and she learned her trade in "a multicultural setting, doing everything from the bubble, the beehive, the gypsy curl, and the Farrah Fawcett flip" to her trophy-winning "Moonlanding" coif (an electrified globe of hair pocked with the craters of a lunar landscape and skewered by a silver rocket).

Recognizing these differences is essential when working in a multicultural setting.

Build a community of domestic and international students in a multicultural setting.

Further studies that aim at validating instruments and questions in a multicultural setting are recommended, as the difference between ethnic groups could be due to linguistic and cultural differences.

This is the first study of HRQOL in stroke patients to use a holistic well-validated measure in a transnational multicultural setting comparing a low-income African country to an industrialized high-income European country.

In the decade since his haunting string quartet "Yiddishbbuk" had its premiere at Tanglewood, he has composed prolifically and to considerable acclaim, his most recent success being an expansive, multicultural setting of the St. Mark Passion, which had its premiere in Stuttgart, Germany, in 2000.

Expand participant understanding of the variety of elements that arise in multiparty, multi-issue negotiations, particularly when held in an international or multicultural setting.

But having set two books – my memoir The Boy With the Topknot and now my novel Marriage Material - in my home town of Wolverhampton, I do think there is certain way of thinking and writing when you are neither from the north or the south, when you live in an English urban, multicultural setting which is not London.

Qatar's population is considered an "extremely high-density multicultural setting".