Sentence examples for largely assimilated from inspiring English sources

"Jews are largely assimilated and don't want to eat only Jewish food," Mr. Sax said.

By the 1950s, Jews in America and elsewhere had largely assimilated.

Those Ezo who submitted to government forces were resettled throughout the empire and largely assimilated into the existing population.

Although he grew up in the Liangshan Prefecture of Sichuan Province, one of the country's poorest regions, he has largely assimilated to city life.

See articleThe first nationwide study of Muslims in America found they were wealthier than Muslims in Europe and "largely assimilated, happy with their lives and moderate".

The Berbers are most numerous in Morocco and least in Tunisia, where, as a result of culture contact and intermarriage, they have become largely assimilated with Arabs, who speak a Semitic language.

The indigenous Ainu largely were assimilated into the general population centuries ago; a few small, scattered groups, however, have maintained their identity in Hokkaido.

Through reforms in the 1970s, the rights of illegitimate children to succeed to their parents have largely been assimilated to those of legitimate offspring.

By the beginning of the 20th century, the Plains tribes had largely been assimilated into contemporary Taiwanese culture as a result of European and Han colonial rule.

Under this strategy newcomers are expected to become part of the new nation largely by assimilating with U.S. society and values.

The government used these censuses to track how well immigrants had assimilated, largely by comparing English literacy rates, employment status, and whether immigrants continued to live in enclaves.