Sentence examples for minorities representing from inspiring English sources

The Alawites are the largest of those religious minorities, representing probably about 12percentt of Syria's 18 million people.

The data, which covers applications from within the UK by people who declare their ethnicity, shows that 329 out of 586 white applicants for medicine who went on to achieve three A*s were given an offer of a place, versus 190 of 412 applicants from ethnic minorities – representing success rates of 56%and46%6% respectively.

Black Africans and Bangladeshis are the fastest growing minority communities with ethnic minorities representing 25% of people aged under the age of five.

The clique of officers and some intellectuals who took over the country ruled under the name of the Ba'ath, but in reality were a new party, daubed as the "Neo-Ba'ath," a coalition of minorities representing sectarian, rather than national, pan-Arab Interests.

For the Austrian, the Netherlands and the US datasets the information on nationality/race was available, but it concerned only minorities representing around 3.5% of the study sample in the US and the Netherlands.

The lineages of the Oroan (ethnically proto-Australoid) and the Santhal (ethnically Dravidian) are ethnic minorities representing ≈5% of the population with only rare intermarriage with other ethnic groups, as evidenced by distinct autosomal and mitochondrial DNA markers.

Minorities represent about 40% of its customers in America.

Underrepresented minorities represent 14percentt of the early acceptances, a figure on par with previous years.

Minorities represent 20.9percentt of those workers in contrast to 14.4percentt in 1970.

Before the consent decree, minorities represented nearly 20.5percentt of Texaco's total work force and 9.4percentt of its executives.

Three of its members are American Indian, but there are no other racial or ethnic minorities represented.