Sentence examples for sharp minority from inspiring English sources

Both institutions pledged sharp minority increases on their campuses, with 10percentt of enrollment set aside for other races -- more whites to Southern, more blacks to L.S.U.

presented fellow Democrats with polling data showing that lawmakers who didn't support tighter restrictions would be in the sharp minority.

It generally excludes cities, where economic inequality is the sharpest, and minority communities, where injustice is the deepest — the places, in other words, where Occupy and Black Lives Matter took hold.

A few days ago, the French-American Foundathreebrought three members of Mr. Obama's campaign team face to face with 60 of them in a workshop organized for the sharpest young leaders from minority backgrounds in France.

Since 1998, civil society organisations have documented a sharp rise in attacks against minority groups.

But these measures apparently weren't enough to avert the sharp drop in awards to minority students.

Ethnic minorities in Vietnam are living in more remote mountainous areas compared to the hegemonic ethnic group (Kinh), and there was a sharp social inequity arising from minority status (20).

The city's schools superintendent warned of a rise in racism tied to Trump: "We have seen a number of incidents of hate speech over the last several months, and it has risen significantly since [the election]." In other parts of a state sharply divided between liberal cities and strongly Republican rural areas, groups opposing discrimination report a sharp increase in attacks on minorities.

After race was barred as a consideration in admissions, the university system experienced a sharp decline in the number of minority students, and officials have grappled with how to balance educational excellence with access to the system.

Sharp was thought to be the minority party's choice for Speaker of the House for the 1826 session.

But Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin -- which have relatively few minorities -- all saw sharp declines in the number of households that returned census questionnaires.