Sentence examples for ethnicity experience from inspiring English sources

"Women disadvantaged by class, caste, location and ethnicity experience far worse reproductive health outcomes than other women," says the report.

In a city whose nightlife is increasingly under attack from outside forces, Radar is a sanctuary of energy, optimism and risk, intent on building a community by fostering and championing new talent, regardless of age, ethnicity, experience or genre (although you get the feeling they're unlikely to announce an acoustic folk show any time soon).

Baseline characteristics did not differ on age, sex and ethnicity, experience with relationships, sexual behavior or condom use.

Purposive sampling was applied in order to reflect the local population in terms of ethnicity, experience of psychiatric services and attitudes towards research.

Purposive sampling was applied in order to reflect the local population in terms of ethnicity, experience of psychiatric services and attitudes towards research, with the aim of obtaining a wide range of service user perspectives on C4C.

In particular, it has been observed that individuals of Asian ethnicity experience high rates of type 2 diabetes and CVD despite much lower levels of obesity compared with their Caucasian counterparts.

Panethnic screening by targeted genotyping results in a given ethnicity experiencing a lower detection rate for a subset of diseases.

Coinciding with gaining political independence in 1965, Singapore, a country of 4 million people, mostly of Chinese ethnicity experienced tremendous economic growth (Ministry of Trade and Industry, 2005).

Other factors which may have had an impact on attendance were also looked at, such as reasons to do the course, ethnicity, experiencing a stressful life event, depression, use of smoking cessation pharmacotherapy, gender, and expectations of the course.

We also looked for the influence of other factors on attendance such as reasons to do the course, ethnicity, experiencing a stressful life event, depression, medication, gender, and expectations of the course.

So many people worldwide from varying ethnicities, experiences and age groups write blogs every day from the heart, built on their strength of conviction unaware of how much impact they could have or even on who their audience is.