Sentence examples for minority concern from inspiring English sources

Your letter therefore conveys a tiny minority concern.

Perhaps Mr Brooks's column is best understood as an expression of that minority concern.

In a country of mass illiteracy, high literature remains a minority concern.

What used to be a minority concern for the inner city is now on everyone's list of priorities.

All this effectively satirises our tendency to romanticise revolutionary struggles and reminds us that the rebels were, at this stage in history, a failing, minority concern.

For a brief moment during the 1990s a weekly highlights package on Channel 10 prompted baseball to become something more than a minority concern in Australia.

He was an initiator in what were then minority concerns, with the power to inspire others.

That would mean a dramatic comedown: reverting to the smaller stature of his grandfather, a tribal leader of a marginalized minority concerned mainly with its own survival.

As a presidential candidate, while seldom speaking about race while campaigning, he has frequently called attention to minority concerns through statements from his campaign or Senate office.

But his habit of blunt speaking has not abated when it comes to minority concerns aboutthe racial-profiling scandal that is rocking the state.

NATO's three newest members -- Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, all added in the first enlargement, in 1999 -- have concluded 10 agreements among themselves and with their neighbors to ensure stable borders, promote interstate cooperation and address minority concerns.