Sentence examples for homogenous state from inspiring English sources

"Governor Romer has some experience in Colorado, but generally that's a much more homogenous state.

Like much of Appalachia, West Virginia is largely a homogenous state.

The group endured for more than 20 years in one apparently seamless, homogenous state, never getting old, never changing.

At the low end are New Hampshire, Alaska and Utah, which is the most economically homogenous state in the nation.

This strategy has a distinct advantage since a considerable effort is devoted by the experimentalists to achieve as homogenous state of stress/strain as possible.

Cell migration control techniques have been proposed for cells with relatively low migratory activity, based on static analyses performed with cells that attain a temporally homogenous state after being exposed to a cell guiding stimulus.

Parties that are nativist, which is an ideology that holds that states should be inhabited exclusively by members of the native group and that non-native elements are fundamentally threatening to the homogenous nation state; and authoritarian, which is the belief in a strictly ordered society in which infringements of authority are to be punished severely.

With the repatriation of Ukrainians from Poland to the Soviet Union and the 1947 Operation Vistula dispersing the remaining Ukrainian minority, and with most of the former Jewish minority exterminated by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust and many of the survivors emigrating to the West and to newly created Israel, Poland for the first time became an ethnically homogenous nation state.

A growing chorus of critics is rightfully arguing that these two small, primarily rural and homogenous states have too much influence over the process.

At the same time, however, small, conservative, and mostly homogenous states such as Utah have proven to be ideal staging grounds for black Republicans, many of whom represent largely white constituencies.

Milleticide was committed by the Young Turks whose nationalism led them to repress or expel minorities and by western leaders who attempted to refashion the region by making it a patchwork of homogenous states.