Sentence examples for roma but not from inspiring English sources

I grew up in a small city in southern Romania knowing that I am Roma but not speaking the Romani language and living pretty much a normal Romanian life.

Throughout Europe, Gypsies (who are often called Roma, but not in Spain where the Spanish word for gypsy, "gitano," is uttered with pride) frequently survive in isolated encampments, reviled as beggars and petty thieves.

The racial politics surrounding the Roma minority in France shadowed the expulsion of the Kosovar girl, Leonarda Dibrani, who is also Roma, but not the case of the Armenian student, Khatchik Kachatryan.

In an irritating diary clash, the Irish Travellers – who are pretty solid with the Roma, but not ethnically the same – had decided that they couldn't let down their number one homeboy, so they were all in church.

In an irritating diary clash, the Irish Travellers who are pretty solid with the Roma, but not ethnically the same had decided that they couldn't let Jesus down, so they were all in church.

Combining HE4 and CA125 in the ROMA improved HE4 but not CA125 performance, regardless of menopausal status.

Keys were doled out to the non-Roma neighbors so that they could access their garden plots, but not the Roma residents.

But Roma were not to be denied and Seydou Keita's header 13 minutes from time gave them the all-important away goal.

He adds "It's still not easy to be honest [and admit to being Roma]." Many Roma children try to hide their heritage, says another music teacher, Ady Hudescu, a Romanian although not Roma, "but this is a way of exposing, coming forward and saying 'I am Roma and listen, this is my music and it's quite beautiful'".

Significantly reduced replication of a RomA-deleted strain in host cells was trans-complemented by wild-type, but not by catalytically inactive, RomA.

Dimitar Bechev, of the Sofia office of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, says that "if the boss in question hadn't been Roma it would have caused local outrage, but not become a national issue".Tackling corruption and organised crime was Mr Borisov's main promise when he took office in 2009.