Sentence examples for minority groups which from inspiring English sources

They are often poorly educated and from minority groups, which can leave them vulnerable to exploitation.

Minority groups — which include whites, Asians and people of mixed race — "are prone to overreacting about anything," Mr. Loos said.

About 15% of current MCO students identify themselves as members of underrepresented minority groups, which attest to the program's dedication to a diverse student body.

He can challenge existing police culture to make the service more open for minority groups, which in turn helps boost confidence in the police.

Ecstasy, they say, has started infiltrating older castes and has even begun to pique the interest of minority groups, which have traditionally ignored it.

His comments followed the publication on Monday of a government-commissioned report into the integration of minority groups, which concluded that segregation was at "worrying levels" in some parts of the country.

"I was reading an article about jockeys in a magazine, and I started thinking they were a little-understood minority group which seems to suffer unnecessarily," she said.

It was a defiant reaction to the arrest of several of their colleagues connected with an extremist minority group which allegedly threatened strikebreakers.

NGA has also played the populist card, heaping blame on a particular minority group which has been immigrating to Ghent in increasing numbers over the past 40 years: people from the neighbouring province of West Flanders.

Since Suu Kyi's political party took power in 2016, she has done little to prevent a military crackdown on the minority group, which escalated last year in retaliation for attacks by Rohingya militants.

In an early May campaign speech, he told a rally that he did not seek votes from the Ahmadi sect, a persecuted minority group, which identifies itself as Muslim but is deemed non-Muslim by the Sunni majority and the Pakistan government.