Sentence examples for myriad ethnic groups from inspiring English sources

The rebels in the mountains aside, the government treats the Hmong no worse than it does the rest of Laos' myriad ethnic groups.

In the villages that mark the barren landscape here, Afghanistan's myriad ethnic groups live mostly peaceably together, often sharing power, swapping languages and blurring ethnic lines in their choice of marriage partners.

The curious thing about the Chinese enthusiasm for Western classical music is that the People's Republic, with its far-flung provinces and myriad ethnic groups, possesses a store of musical traditions that rival in intricacy the proudest products of Europe, and go back much deeper in time.

Asia's rich diversity of cuisines stems from the myriad ethnic groups dotted across the region.

As long as this constitution is in place, genuine political reconciliation at the centre, let alone with Myanmar's myriad ethnic insurgent groups, is hard.

Kordofan lies at the heart of Sudan, is emblematic of many of the country's problems, and is home to myriad militias, rival ethnic groups and contested oil wells.

It calls for a free, democratic Syria that would protect the rights of Syria's myriad ethnic and sectarian groups, create rule of law, and seek peace with its neighbors.

Analysts say this shift in the nature of the violence will have a greater effect on the country's future than territorial gains on either side by making it less likely that the myriad ethnic and religious groups that have long called Syria home will go back to living side by side.

Father Reese noted that New York's archbishop must tend not only to Catholics, but also to relations with the myriad ethnic, religious and cultural groups that make up the city.

One should not discount the myriad grievances present amongst the varying ethnic groups in South Sudan, but this research seems to be quite relevant to given its oil exports and that much of the fighting and resulting population displacement have been localized in South Sudan's oil producing regions in Unity, Jonglei, and Upper Nile.

More important than the stance of the NLD, almost obliterated by the junta, will be that of the myriad insurgent outfits representing Myanmar's non-Burmese ethnic groups.