Sentence examples for delicate demographics from inspiring English sources
One United Nations official said a northern Sudanese general revealed this week that there was a plan to send 15,000 Misseriya, an Arab and nomadic people, into Abyei in the coming days, which could have a serious impact on Abyei's delicate demographics.
Jordan has already come under criticism from human rights groups for turning back Palestinian refugees fleeing Syria, in what is seen as an effort to maintain Jordan's delicate demographic balance.
Many Slavs fear that a lot of the 200,000 refugees already in Macedonia are bound to stay, upsetting the already delicate demographic balance.That might fuel ethnic passions and even lead to yet another Balkan war.
Jordan has been the main destination for Palestinian refugees fleeing the conflict with Israel, which means the country maintains a delicate demographic balance between people of Palestinian origin and other Jordanians, our correspondent says.
The closely watched selection of a No. 2, a delicate dance of competing interests, demographics and geographies, is always fraught.
The U.S. and Japan locked horns over beef and pork last year, and the fight over rice is even more delicate in Japan, where political and demographic forces are pushing against a further opening of that market.
The demographic balance between Protestants and Roman Catholics in Northern Ireland is becoming increasingly delicate.
The delicate politics of the issue are inextricably linked to the Hispanic community, by far the fastest growing demographic in the US, which fiercely opposes the Arizona measure and views immigration reform as a top priority.
