Sentence examples for involved a Hispanic from inspiring English sources

His first involved a Hispanic woman.

One example of a case involved a Hispanic male who did not speak English, lived 70 miles away from the nearest hospital, and had to depend on family members for transportation.

Almost a third of all marriages involving a Hispanic or Asian partner cross racial lines (counting Hispanics as a race for this purpose).

In recent years more than a quarter of new Hispanic marriages have involved a non-Hispanic partner, a Pew Research Centre study found.

A workplace injury last year in Colorado involved a 19-year-old Hispanic worker who slipped off a wet roof, broke his back and was paralyzed.

Warriors writer-director Walter Hill wanted his film to stay faithful to Sol Yurick's original novel, which involved a gang of blacks and Hispanics.

Two albums ago they were playing percussion on bicycle wheels and on the last one they involved a brass section that gave the music an almost Hispanic feel.

About 88 percent of stop-and-frisk encounters involve a black or Hispanic person, which the Police Department says reflects the neighborhoods where stops occur as well as the racial demographics of suspects for crimes.

Quijano provided expert testimony in six other death penalty cases involving a black or Hispanic defendant, and in 2000, Republican U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, who was then the Texas attorney general, acknowledged that the government had been wrong to allow his testimony in those cases.

In Rodriguez v. Pataki, a 2002 voting rights case, a federal court in New York adopted the findings of an expert who concluded that in six Democratic primary races involving a black candidate, "Hispanics and whites voted together far more often than did Hispanics and blacks"; in all but one election, "Hispanics 'voted cohesively against' the black candidate".

Juan Andrade Jr., president of the Chicago-based United States Hispanic Leadership Institute, said the disunity among those involved in Hispanic politics could squander the once-in-a-generation opportunity created by Mr. Daley's plans to step down after 21 years in office.