Sentence examples for minority more than from inspiring English sources

African Americans now constitute a substantial minority, more than one-tenth of the city's population.

A substantial minority, more than a quarter by some estimates, are converts; most of them come from the countryside, where they would have met few Muslims in person.

"It took the minority more than 50 years to reach 220 million kilograms," said Lovemore Chikweya, regional coordinator for the TIMB in Nyamandhlovu, 230 miles south-west of Harare, in an interview.

While this group appeared to be a minority, more than that is not known and answers, here, too, have important public health implications.

The government is driving out members of the Rohingya minority: more than 200 villages have been burned and refugees have recounted harrowing stories of mass murder and rape.

Studies have found that many lenders charge minorities more than whites and that auto dealers charge both African-Americans and women more.

And indeed prisons tend to be filled with poor minorities: more than half of all black men without a high-school diploma spend time in jail.

After the releases, which included members of several ethnic minorities, more than 130 political prisoners were still believed to be behind bars.

The country's openness to social and religious minorities (more than 500 million people) and regional differences is at serious risk.

At least 53percentt of our students are ethnic minorities (more than twice the national average), and 40percentt come from households where English is not the primary language.

But almost two thirds felt that the recession had affected ethnic minorities more than white Britons and 94% said the recession had affected them financially or career-wise.