Sentence examples for narrow ethnic from inspiring English sources

Our Welsh patriotism must resist the language of the kind of narrow ethnic nationalism that is hostile to outsiders.

Their backing comes from narrow ethnic and sectarian bases; since the elections, though, the sound of Shiite triumphalism has been growing louder.

The vision of the modern Turkish republic set forth in 1923 by Mustafa Kemal, known as Ataturk, was based on a narrow ethnic and cultural framework.

NATO's top military commander said on Sunday he was worried that Russia might have its eye on Transdniestria, a largely Russian-speaking region that borders western Ukraine, after seizing Crimea, which has a narrow ethnic Russian majority.

A society of separate silos is neither desirable nor sustainable, particularly if it encourages a retreat to narrower ethnic enclaves where we each demand our own share of recognition and resources as Gujeratis, Bangladeshis, Somalis and so on.

For instance, while previously they could only say that a more than 2500-year-old 2500-year-old 2500-year-oldria was European, they could now narrow its ethnic origin down to central or southern European.

Enrollment gaps have narrowed despite ethnic and gender GRE gaps persisting, so it appears that continued use of the GRE for admissions decisions has not blocked efforts toward equalizing representation in higher education.

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Cohen et al.'s finding that a brief self-affirmation task narrowed the ethnic academic achievement gap was replicated on the written assessment but against expectations, this was due to reduced performance in the W group.

Rival parties were small and appealed to narrow regional and ethnic interests.

The report says publicly funded arts "are predominantly accessed by an unnecessarily narrow social, economic, ethnic and educated demographic that is not fully representative of the UK's population".