Sentence examples for minorities could be from inspiring English sources

In previous eras, ideologically extreme minorities could be controlled by party leadership.

Now that this "gender arbitrage" gap is narrowing, sexual minorities could be next on the list.

State powers that intrude on the civil rights of trade unionists, protesters and ethnic minorities could be repealed.

But other demographers argued that even if the overall undercount is reduced this time, more minorities could be missed than non-Hispanic whites.

In the many projects and proposals for relief of the destitute, improvement of slums, amelioration of the plight of the insane, the indigent, and imprisoned, and other afflicted minorities could be seen the spirit of humanitarianism at work.

Essentially, he says, the value of Channel 4 in encouraging the independent sector and fulfilling a remit centred on harder-to-reach audiences such as minorities could be lost for a relatively paltry sum, estimated at £1bn.

An underrepresented minority could be the phoenix, I decided.

"Being in the minority could be liberating," said Bill Carrick, a Democratic strategist in California.

The book also tried to answer the question of why young Germans, albeit a small minority, could be fascinated by neo-Nazism.

The already faltering peace process between the Turkish government and its Kurdish minority could be a long-term casualty of Kobani, particularly if its capture is accompanied by ritual massacres of surviving defenders by Isis.

In 1955 Moscow, as imagined by the Russian movie musical "Hipsters," the cool minority could be found in smoke-filled underground lairs where flashily attired hepcats jumped and jived to the subversive honk of the jazz saxophone.