Sentence examples for minorities compared to from inspiring English sources

Only 5.25% of board members are from ethnic minorities, compared to 14% in the British population.

Just 14% of its number are from ethnic minorities, compared to 43% of the city's population.

The City boardrooms have hardly any ethnic minorities compared to the US, and even fewer who are British-born.

Jane Rudolph, the department spokeswoman, said that in 1994, 15percentt of parks promotions to managerial levels had gone to minorities, compared to 30percentt now.

Of his three hundred and twenty-nine appointees, nineteen per cent were minorities, compared to sixteen per cent for Bill Clinton and seven per cent for George W. Bush.

If a new Equal Employment Opportunity Commission proposal is approved April 1, companies with more than 100 workers will have to report to the government what they pay women and minorities compared to white men as early as next year.

One thing the crazies have in common is they are all carnivores – a minority compared to the herbivores – and this leads to a rise in prejudice against all carnivores.

By contrast in areas like Ealing & Acton, Kilburn to Cricklewood and Dulwich to Herne Hill those employed in these groups are very much in the minority compared to both the professionals and techies.

Speaking to Europe 1 radio, Mr. Valls conceded that opponents of the bill were "numerous," but said they represented "a minority compared to the millions" who voted for Mr. Hollande as president a year ago, when he promised to pass a same-sex marriage bill in his first year in office.

Note that, in the early editions of the symposium, newcomers connected to the LCC are a minority, compared to the others.

While they outnumbered the twenty-five thousand OttoMuslimslims who arrived during the same period, they constituted a small minority compared to the more than two million primarily Yiddish-speaking Jews who came to America.