Sentence examples for noticeable minority from inspiring English sources

"Yet minority communities are a very noticeable minority in our senior ranks.

In a sport that is losing its African-American players and fan base, Dayton's crowd has a noticeable minority feel.

The fact that he was from a comprehensive put him in a noticeable minority, he tells me, a sense of disorientation compounded by a set of pictures he found hanging on one of the school's walls.

"How many does it take to be a noticeable minority — 10, 50, 100, 500?" Mr. Chapman said the petition showed "there is a minority of scientists who disagree with Darwin's theory, and it is not just a handful".

Despite numerous finaglings of this kind in baseball, the overall HFA remains modest, and there is always a noticeable minority of major league teams (8 out of 30 in 1999) that win more games on the road than at home.

Some even branded Rousseff a communist or a terrorist — referring to Rousseff's past as a left-wing guerrilla — and a small but noticeable minority advocated an intervention by Brazil's army and a return to military dictatorship.

As all the White students gave the same response, there is no variation in that group of data for this question, which would certainly be noticeable versus the minority students' response which did have some variation.

The rise was particularly noticeable among black ethnic minorities (up from 16%to17%7%) and Pakistani/Bangladeshi ethnic groups (from 17%to19%9%).

Today, they comprise approximately 5percentt of the population — still in the minority, but a noticeable enough uptick to make waves.

And bringing Halle Berry onstage to memorialize Lena Horne is only to make it that much more noticeable that not a single minority was nominated for a major award last night.

The F.D.A. has already approved irradiation of meat, poultry, spices, oysters, clams and mussels with no noticeable adverse effect on the small minority of consumers willing to try the products.