Sentence examples for ethnic standpoint from inspiring English sources

From an ethnic standpoint, they are no more Jewish than the Pythagorean theorem is Greek.

The study of Russian population was representative, from an ethnic standpoint of the other Caucasian populations (CEU and TSI).

From a race and ethnicity standpoint: is the American society experiencing a shift in ethnic criminality?

From an evolutionary standpoint, Byzantium was a multi-ethnic empire that emerged as a Christian empire, soon comprised the Hellenised empire of the East, and ended its thousand-year history, in 1453, as a Greek Orthodox state: an empire that became a nation, almost by the modern meaning of the word.

Some scholars contribute this contradictory official standpoint to the common perception of ethnic minorities among the Vietnamese majority (29, 33).

Finally, the conclusion that "Middle Easterners" are inherently more likely to produce biased textbooks is as naïve from an economic standpoint as it is unsettling from an ethnic perspective.

From the standpoint of local interest, Ms. Winters knew about Milwaukee's ethnic makeup.

This ethnic effect of malaria resistance mutations, whose paradoxical nature from a traditional standpoint was well articulated by Flint et al. [ 231], becomes much more understandable from the theory presented here.

It is this argument, both from the standpoint of the NHS and the standpoint of black and minority ethnic politics, that we challenge.

The second limitation of our study is that we only examined one ethnic group (i.e., Han Chinese college students), which, from a genetic standpoint, has major advantages.

Nineteen Seventy's Little Big Man views the past from a modern standpoint (there is even a gay Red Indian and bluesy music), seeing the Cheyenne as "ethnic" hippies contrasted with corrupt white civilisation.