Sentence examples for existing ethnic from inspiring English sources

A dozen new restaurants have opened, joining a mix of existing ethnic restaurants, some with newly rehabbed exteriors and dining rooms.

Many times such states are artificial products (e.g., former colonies) that were created without regard for the existing ethnic and political divisions within their borders, and their political and legal institutions tend to be ineffective.

A political clash is aggravating already existing ethnic tensions.

Already existing ethnic tensions have been exacerbated dramatically by this fighting.

H10: The more favourable it is to sell ethnic products to already existing ethnic markets, the higher is the likelihood of creating ethnic ventures in the enclave.

However, even in those instances where new and allegedly more neutral population categories are created, connections to existing ethnic and racial categories tend to slip back into the discourse, as Fujimura and Ramya themselves have observed (2011).

Thirdly, gerontological research and writing needs to take into account the actual cultural diversity and heterogeneity of experiences existing within ethnic groups, such that ethnic distinctions and categorisations can be de-constructed and understood as being less clear-cut and fixed, but rather as superficial, fluid and changing.

In the extreme case, a badly designed correspondence study may measure the degree of discrimination against a very atypical, or even non-existing, ethnic minority or female job applicant.

[They] would not have gone to IS, which insists new recruits break links with their pre-existing ethnic and political milieu".

The North has traditionally capitalized on existing inter-ethnic rivalries and grievances in the South against the Dinka-dominated SPLM, which itself is accused of undemocratic governance in its control over the South.

The successful outreach of the Marketplace Navigators and other in-person assistance programs through initiating new or enhancing existing partnerships with ethnic immigrant community-based organizations will greatly benefit ethnic immigrant groups, especially individuals and children with disabilities.