Sentence examples for ethnically heterogeneous from inspiring English sources

I mean we love them and they love us.' In one of the more ethnically heterogeneous groups, ethnic differences were discussed early on but amongst the Asian participants only.

Lessons learnt here suggest that having built-in incentives in the design of the electoral process for intergroup bargaining and cooperation in countries with ethnically heterogeneous societies can be an effective restraint on ethnic discrimination.

Typically the focus of in-migration from an impoverished hinterland, they are ethnically heterogeneous.

Most African countries, bequeathed arbitrary borders by their colonial heritages, are ethnically heterogeneous, and that has led to political problems, as groups compete for the spoils of government.

The second group, the more strongly Islamized coastal peoples, is ethnically heterogeneous and includes the Malays from Sumatra and, from southern Celebes, the Makassarese and Bugis.

The population of the West Indies is ethnically heterogeneous and largely the legacy of an early plantation society based on slave labour.

Compared with hospital control subjects, neighbourhood control subjects were older, ethnically more heterogeneous, less likely to be oral contraceptive users and more likely to be smokers.

In addition, populations that are racially or ethnically more heterogeneous may exhibit different patterns than were observed in the predominantly Caucasian Danish population.

Fifteen years ago, we chose to move to New Rochelle to raise our children in an ethnically and economically heterogeneous community with outstanding public schools.

Another is "covenanted patriotism" advocated by John H. Schaar as appropriate for countries whose population is much too ethnically and culturally heterogeneous to allow for "natural patriotism".

The population served by these clinics is ethnically and socioeconomically heterogeneous and comes from diverse regions (metropolitan, urban and rural areas) of the province.