Sentence examples for critical minorities from inspiring English sources

Another concern for epidemiologic research is that relevant cobalamin deficiency exists only in very small subsets within large populations and applying broad statistical brushstrokes can obscure the critical minorities.

He was appointed to a CP review of inner-party democracy, but the rejection of the critical minority report, written by Hill (with Peter Cadogan and Malcolm MacEwen), precipitated his final departure.

I am in a critical minority in thinking Flaubert a bad influence on other novelists; the many who consider him a positive master will find a brilliant disciple here.

Finally, Jane Mansbridge (1999) carefully demonstrates why a critical mass of minority representatives is needed, in order to adequately advocate for common minority interests as well as to convey the internal diversity within the group.

This clearly applies when the officers and citizens are of the same race, but even encounters between white officers and minority citizens may be perceived as less racialized when the department has a critical mass of minority officers.

University officials said that the school's affirmative action program was needed to build a student body diverse enough to include minority students with a broad range of backgrounds and for the campus to have a "critical mass" of minority students in most classrooms.

Cambodian Americans?" O'Connor's decision said that universities could seek a "critical mass" of minority students.

Grutter authorized admissions officials to admit a "critical mass" of minority students.

This is a minority critical view – and expressing it has revealed to me that there are commenters whose belief in diversity of opinion exists in theory only.

The school had argued, and the majority had agreed, that having a "critical mass" of minority students offered an "educational benefit"—an improvement in "cross-racial understanding".

By combining them, it creates a critical mass of minority high achievers who become role models and mentors for younger students.