Sentence examples for ethnically complex from inspiring English sources

Dagestan, the largest and most ethnically complex of all the North Caucasus republics, has been particularly violent.

In a city as religiously and ethnically complex as New York, he said, "it is crucial to take seriously language that expresses our commonality, our basic human unity".

What I suspect is that Eremya was a gifted poet who spent his life in an ethnically complex world and that he did what gifted poets do.

Ethnically complex, eastern Africa includes the Eastern Sudanic-speaking pastoralists of the Nile valley (e.g., Shilluk, Dinka, Luo, and Lango), those of the central plains (Maasai, Nandi, and others), and the Somali and Oromo of the Horn of Africa, who speak Cushitic languages.

Notwithstanding these close ties, however, the Hazara community is politically and ethnically complex with significant differences between educated, Western oriented, urban Hazaras and their uneducated rural brethren.

Because Crimea is ethnically and politically complex, this move threatens the peace not only of Ukraine and Russia but also Crimea itself.

Colbert had earlier said that he doesn't define by race because he doesn't want the convenience of an ethnically based superiority complex.

The majority of the population belonged ethnically to the less complex Intermediate Area lying beyond the eastern border of Mesoamerica.

This summer's most unclassifiable offering also involved a short trip outside the city center — not, this time, to a Renaissance chateau, but to a public housing complex in the ethnically mixed neighborhood of Jas de Bouffan.

Our GWAS of allergic rhinitis was the first to examine ethnically diverse subjects for this complex trait, and our study revealed susceptibility loci that were specific to ethnicity.

In addition, most participating countries do not collect data on ethnicity and generational status, which may have unveiled more complex disparities, particularly among the more ethnically diverse non-immigrant populations.