Sentence examples for predominantly Chinese from inspiring English sources

Predominantly Chinese Singapore….

Predominantly Chinese Singapore ended its 2-year union with predominantly Muslim Malaysia on Aug. 9, 1965.

While predominantly Chinese, it has substantial minorities of Malays and Indians.

The tenants of the 45 apartments, predominantly Chinese and Dominican, generally pay $1,000 or so each a month.

China's success fitted not only with his own philosophy but with the increasing emphasis in Singapore on its predominantly Chinese, as distinct from multiracial, character.

The country was still reeling from the race riots of 1969, when, after a predominantly Chinese party enjoyed an election victory, hundreds of Chinese were attacked by Malays.

James Ho, who owns a predominantly Chinese-language radio station, CHMB, and is bidding to open Vancouver's first multiethnic television channel, said in an interview in his boardroom that certainly among Asian-Canadians, many rich people merely use the city, framed by snow-covered mountains and blue Pacific straits, as a part time suburban residence.

In this study, we replicated our previous study on a sample of healthy, predominantly Chinese-speaking elderly, who outnumbered English-speaking elderly in Singapore and tended to have a lower educational level.

Chinese Malaysians predominantly speak Chinese dialects from the southern provinces of China.

More importantly, a large proportion of Hong Kong's population is predominantly ethnic Chinese and they share similar cultural backgrounds with those in other major Chinese cities [ 32].

"Don't worry, everything is peaceful now," said the perky bellhop at a hotel in the city's predominantly Han Chinese quarter.