Sentence examples for predominantly mixed from inspiring English sources

Ladino, Westernized Central American person of predominantly mixed Spanish and indigenous descent.

The sandy areas of the North German Plain were originally covered by a predominantly mixed oak-birch woodland.

The camels were made up of predominantly mixed breeds originating from eastern and northern Africa.

It is important to note that Dala has predominantly mixed development where poor and non-poor live close together as a result of its history and general lack of urban planning.

The tallgrass prairie dominates the southern and particularly the southeastern parts of the province around the Red River Valley, and is notable for its endangered western prairie fringed orchid, whereas the rest of the south and southwest is predominantly mixed grass prairie.

In both groups, the reasons were predominantly mixed (figure 2), but were considerably different.

In 1937, Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo – who wore makeup to lighten his skin and was obsessed with "whitening" the predominantly mixed-race island – ordered the massacre of Haitians in border areas, where many worked cultivating sugar.

Michelle's subjects are predominantly mixed-raced, which in the context of the UK's mushrooming mixed-raced population makes one think that we could only become more prominent.

A six-category urban/rural indicator for wards was obtained from the 1981 census, classifying each ward as: wholly urban, predominantly urban, mixed urban, mixed rural, predominantly rural or wholly rural.

Since the 1970s, migration has shifted Belize's ethnic composition from a predominantly Creole (mixed African and British descent) population to one in which mestizos (in Belize, people of mixed Mayan and Spanish ancestry) make up half of the total inhabitants.

Natural vegetation in the eastern mountain zone consists predominantly of mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forests.