Sentence examples for ethnically split from inspiring English sources

Dongala's terrifying fourth novel is set in a postcolonial, ethnically split Congo Republic (the author's homeland).

British forces took over ethnically split Mitrovica, replacing French troops accused of failing as protectors by Serbs and Albanians.

President Dimitris Christofias said Monday that he would not seek re-election because there was little hope Cyprus, an ethnically split island, would be reunified by the time his tenure expires in February.

They fiercely defied the much-ballyhooed global "flatness" of trade, information, and people flows alone to bring reconciliation among warring states, within ethnically split nations, and from extremist Islamic movements.

U.S. officials said Clinton also discussed several of Greece's diplomatic priorities including remaining strains in its relationship with Turkey and slow reunification talks on the ethnically-split island of Cyprus.

They worried that it could split an ethnically divided country.

Politics have become more ethnically divided between the evenly split residents of African and Indian descent.

Different Theater in South When the United States began bombing Afghanistan on Oct. 7, the military landscape was split geographically and ethnically.

But it might co-operate surreptitiously with people like Mr Dzaferi to weaken the central government and split Macedonia into ethnically defined cantons.Nor is Mr Gligorov's own ex-communist Social Democratic Alliance a hotbed of Macedonian patriotism.

Since 1992, its territory has been split into two ethnically separate regions, dominated one by Romanian and the other by Russian and Ukrainian speakers.

Consistent with the clinic population from which it was drawn, the sample was ethnically homogeneous, being predominantly White (85%) with the remaining 15% split between several other categories (6% African American, 6% Hispanic, 1% Native American, 1% Asian, 1 % Other).