Sentence examples for minority born from inspiring English sources

One reader said: "I am speaking as [a member of] a non-white minority, born in this country.

Michael Chik, 19, who was to join an evening anti-Haider demonstration, is part of the tiny Chinese minority, born here of parents who immigrated to open a restaurant.

The minority born otherwise are a mystery.

"Members cited examples of hateful incidents directed against non-British people in their constituencies over the weekend, and equally distressingly, against people from ethnic minorities born here in Wales," he said.

And in the super popular, academy award nominated documentary, Food Inc., it's noted that according to the CDC, 50percentt of American minorities born after 2000 will contract early onset diabetes in their lifetimes as opposed to about 33percentt for non-minority groups.

This is similar to what we would see in today's environment of surfeit in contrast to the ethnic minorities born largely before 1945.

It also appears that some health professionals report it is easier to provide care to women from ethnic minorities born in the host country rather than recently arrived migrant women, citing language barriers as a significant impediment [ 35].

"Every other minority is born of a family.

8 People from ethnic minority groups born in the country of study would be expected to have disease rates closer to those of the ethnic majority.

The most recent study in the United States by Orr et al. (2002) was a case control study of birth defects in racial or ethnic minority children born to mothers in California.

Country of birth data together with limited studies on ethnicity assessed directly (Winter et al, 1999; Smith et al, 2003; Jack et al, 2007, 2009; Ali et al, 2010; Day et al, 2010), and on ethnic minority populations born in the country (Cummins et al, 2001; McKinney et al, 2003), show that such variations are mediated by environmental factors (Harding and Rosato, 1999).