Sentence examples for host of ethnic from inspiring English sources

There are a host of ethnic minorities in China but they often have a weak sense of identity and are relatively small in total number.

Three months into office, Mayor Eric Garcetti seems to embody a host of ethnic, ideological and cultural strains that are transforming Los Angeles.

Contrast that with what we have now: a host of ethnic identities all competing with one another for recognition and government funding for their own pet projects – not on the grounds of what they do but on who they claim to represent.

Though three multigenerational businesses remain on Main Street and a host of ethnic businesses and restaurants thrive there, many merchants who moved into the area during the last two decades, when rents were lower, may not be able to afford to stay, merchants and officials said.

Along the way, we meet a host of ethnic stereotypes straight out of the dusty sitcom playbook.

The vast sports stadium complex in the distance will host China's National Traditional Games of Ethnic Minorities later this year.

A Kiev court upheld an appeal from the country's Justice Ministry, which charged the party with a host of offences including "incitement of ethnic hatred" and "encroachment on human rights and freedoms".

By the end of the same year he had been indicted for genocide at Srebrenica, while already facing a host of other charges over ethnic cleansing and the three-year siege of Sarajevo imposed by his forces.

There is also a new country next door -- American-governed Iraq, another war-afflicted Arab nation wondering how to govern a country with a large Shiite population and host of other religious and ethnic groups.

Spain hosts immigrants from a variety of ethnic origins.

This indicates a form of ethnic separation from the host country.