The phrase "alone minority" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a minority group that is isolated or stands apart, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alone minority in the community often felt overlooked and unheard."
Alternatives: "isolated minority" or "disconnected minority".
Big-time stock car drivers from New Jersey, let alone minorities, are uncommon.
Acting alone, minorities can never achieve the majorities necessary for political change.
Moreover, Labour's history – the MacDonald governments of 1924 and 1929 as well as the Wilson governments of 1964 and 1974 – gives it a certain cultural predisposition in favour of go-it-alone minority rule when it lacks a clear majority.
Nelson writes, "What Basile misses is the point that were Knox unattractive, let alone a minority or male, she would have a fraction of the support she has".
Covariates used in all adjustments included decedent sex, age, cause of death, marital status, education, income, living alone, visible minority status, the informant's relationship and informant awareness of the decedent's approaching death.
Multivariate logistic regressions adjusted for decedent sex, age, cause of death, marital status, education, income, living alone, visible minority, informant relationship status and informant awareness of the decedent's approaching death.
The EHRC said through section 60 alone ethnic minorities underwent more than 100,000 excessive searches over 2008-11.
The son of a marquess, he is married to the daughter of a duke.Some of the genuine upper class claim that, alone among minorities, they remain a publicly acceptable target for wholesale derision.
The inquiry found he was so dangerous he should never have shared a cell with anyone, let alone an ethnic minority prisoner.
Back to Their Roots Ms. Sotomayor was not alone; for many minority students who arrived at elite colleges, the first thing they wanted to study was their own backgrounds.
