Sentence examples for descent students from inspiring English sources

Sephardic (of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean ancestry) parents complained that their daughters were being discriminated against by being kept separate from Ashkenazic (eastern and central European descent) students.

Children of Arab descent would join students of other ethnicities, learning Arabic together.

Greece has a long tradition of protest and resistance - some of those occupying Athens University claim descent from the students who fell before the junta's tanks in 1973 - but less experience of concerted action to find solutions.

The intelligentsia of African descent, including young students in Western Europe and the United States, played leadership roles in shaping the movements.

At the same time, since it is "descent with modification," students will have an opportunity to discover how they are different from other organisms and yet still related (i.e. male humans don't have reproductive organs called "claspers" and hence are not members of a group containing sharks and rays, but we are still Gnathostomes).

Over half of its student body is of minority descent, with 45% Hispanic students.

As a doctor, he described his own case in a medical journal and discusses his descent and recovery with students.

On the weekends they flock to bar bars like Patty Boom Boom, a reggae-influenced spot that attracts locals of Caribbean descent and young Georgetown students with the spicy beef patties served in the bar basement.

Mr. Karalexis is a young man of Greek descent and a former student at Boston University.

His comments sparked outrage among many French on the left and those of foreign descent, including a 1960s student leader, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, now a Green Party member of the European Parliament, who was born in France to a German father.

Our patient was a 19-year-old gentleman of Saudi descent who was a student in Singapore and had no past medical history of note.