Sentence examples for homogeneous societies from inspiring English sources

"First of all, Germany and Japan were homogeneous societies.

Groups like the CCC advocate a return to Christian values they say call for homogeneous societies.

Socially conformist, homogeneous societies like Japan, Malaysia, Norway and Pakistan are tight cultures.

In more homogeneous societies, it is easier to rule more democratically since conflicts are less intense.

Lastly, the formula for prosperity presented here is under threat: highly homogeneous societies face challenges in dealing with immigration, with some responding in ways that threaten their success.

Generational clashes are hard enough to deal with in homogeneous societies; harder still in a country where many youngsters look different, and are linked by the public with decades of illegal migration.A common response is an appeal to cool rationality.

But Japan is a relatively homogeneous society.

Black people are not a homogeneous society.

In a relatively homogeneous society, the sacred is incorporated into public life as a state religion.

"It's fabulous for the kids not to be in such a homogeneous society," Sue said.

As a homogeneous society, it has been spared the Shia-Sunni schism that is sundering Syria and Iraq.