Sentence examples for ethnic links from inspiring English sources

New companies with deep ethnic links — mainly Indian and Chinese — are sprouting up in the Valley.

"They rely on religious as well as ethnic links that cross the lake.

But it affects India, for one: Fijians with ethnic links to India are endangered.

Taiwan was first inhabited by aborigines who researchers have found share ethnic links with Malays, Polynesians and Maoris.

This is a non-starter given China's power of veto, but the very idea infuriated China.Turkey's cultural, religious and ethnic links with Xinjiang make it difficult for leaders there to keep quiet.

"There are British criminals involved, trying to exploit the fact that so many migrants are trying to reach the UK and also because of historical criminal links along long-held traditional ethnic links between the UK and south Asian countries," said Wainwright.

It may be some blood-deep ethnic link to the ancient Celtic festival from whence it came; it may be the fact that I'm crazy-stupid for slasher movies and monkey nuts.

The lack of debate is partly because many Afghan refugees live in areas where they have strong ethnic and cultural links to the local population.

With Karachi home to long-established communities from these regions – and increasingly internally displaced people fleeing military operations against the militants – the city reflects the suspicion and opposition to immunisation felt in the provinces, with all of the polio cases arising from communities with ethnic and cultural links to Fata and KP.

There are strong ethnic and cultural links between those in present day Mozambique and this region (17).

This partly reflects the way in which young people are exposed to different ethnicities through social media and popular culture, and how these play an important role in building inter-ethnic links.