Sentence examples for new predominantly from inspiring English sources

The latest plan carved out a new, predominantly Hispanic district near downtown Los Angeles.

Theoretically, the bank is the property of its new, predominantly Russian shareholders.

Now the approach to the city — at least to the new, predominantly Jewish western part — is undergoing a transformation with the construction of a striking bridge by Santiago Calatrava, the internationally acclaimed architect, artist and engineer.

Hamas got it wrong: it may turn out that the new, predominantly Islamic Middle East still has enough moderates and pragmatists to put enormous pressure on Gaza's extremists to stop firing rockets into Israel and accept a reasonable cease-fire that would give Israel security and would give Hamas de-facto recognition.

A Sunni Muslim and a citizen of both Iraq and the United States, where he attended college and spent several years in exile in the 1990s, Alsammarae said he leads a new, predominantly Sunni political group called the Iraqi National Council Front.

Force India have chosen a new, predominantly black, colour scheme.

A tangle of pay rates means that older staff (predominantly male) are paid more than newer (predominantly female).

Dark microglia: A new phenotype predominantly associated with pathological states.

The programme would tackle the housing crisis by building affordable, highly insulated new homes, predominantly on brown field sites.

The housing crisis should be tackled by building affordable, highly insulated new homes, predominantly on brownfield sites.

Since then, he has been seeking new alliances, predominantly among religious Shiite groups, who could help provide Mr. Chalabi, a secular Shiite, with a new political base.