Sentence examples for homogenous states from inspiring English sources
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.
That is to say, in Europe, when the iron fist of communism was removed, the big, largely homogenous states, with traditions of civil society, were able to move relatively quickly and stably to more self-government — except Yugoslavia, a multiethnic, multireligious country that exploded into pieces.
It should be noticed that IEN equal to zero corresponds to homogenous states.
Class1 rules leading to homogenous states, all cells stably ending up with the same value: Class2 rules leading to stable structures or simple periodic patterns: Class3 rules leading to seemingly chaotic, non-periodic behavior: Class4 rules leading to complex patterns and structures propagating locally in the lattice: Class1 comprises the rules that quickly produce uniform configurations.
Europe as a continent of homogenous nation states was created almost within living memory out of the multi-ethnic empires of the Europe of the Hapsburgs and the Hohenzollerns.
In his 2017 book After Europe, Krastev sketches out how the genocides and migration waves of the war years replaced a previously multicultural Austrian-Hungarian empire, where parliaments at times allowed delegates to speak in any of eight languages, with a region of ethnically homogenous nation states.
"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.
At the low end are New Hampshire, Alaska and Utah, which is the most economically homogenous state in the nation.
