Sentence examples for dynamic minorities from inspiring English sources

Short of real action, the dynamic minorities of the world will simply exist as buzzwords of tomorrow.

NICOSIA, Cyprus — In a document presented here on Sunday by Pope Benedict XVI, bishops from across the Middle East called on Christians to become a dynamic minority in a conflict-ridden region and attributed their declining population here to "instability" caused by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the war in Iraq and unrest in Lebanon.

"Where there's a real push towards academic success as a route out of poverty, which is a really strong dynamic in ethnic minority families, that means the school and the home are working in cohesion.

Only a minority were dynamic enough to make the most of the opportunities on offer.

Like the rest of the gaming world, Taylor says there is a "power curve" dynamic with a small minority of customers being very aggressive with purchases.

Chuck Schumer, the Senate Minority Leader, understands this dynamic.

He concludes:I think the classic postwar American dynamic of an economy with a large minority of the workforce unionized is fundamentally unstable.

In a recent article in the American Journal of Political Science, "When Are Women More Effective Lawmakers Than Men?." the authors found, for example, that the dynamic tends to favor women in the minority party.

Although the functions of only a minority have been described, their dynamic and regulated expression suggests that many more may be functional.

By not registering they are literally "taking all that is vibrant, diverse and dynamic" about this country's black, Asian and minority communities out of the democratic equation.

The spatial movement of the population center of gravity during 1953 2010 may reflect the dynamic evolutionary characteristics of the spatial distribution of minority populations.