Sentence examples for sizable ethnic from inspiring English sources

China has a sizable ethnic Korean minority and in recent years some have migrated to South Korea to seek employment.

But the zone is also home to a sizable ethnic Albanian population that has long chafed under Belgrade's rule.

Asians were the school's most sizable ethnic group, though in those first weeks I didn't know enough to distinguish among Japanese and Chinese and Korean kids, let alone the stereotypes through which each group viewed the others.

A service between Kuala Lumpur and Tiruchirapalli, in southern India, for example, focuses on the sizable ethnic Indian community in Malaysia, many of whose members trace their ancestors to the city and travel there for cultural and religious reasons.

The Ukraine crisis has made citizens and policymakers nervous, as Estonia has a sizable ethnic Russian minority and Putin's call to protect Russian populations in post-Soviet states has triggered alarm bells.

Although by the beginning of the 21st century the majority of Tehrānis had been born in the city, a great proportion of them had roots in other parts of Iran, mirroring a multiethnic and multilingual country in which Persians form a majority alongside sizable ethnic minorities of Azerbaijanis, Kurds, Turkmen, Arabs, Lurs, and Baloch.

They are members of a shifting group of musicians who sometimes are hired to back up an Arab pop singer named Nour Mehanna, who is a popular act at casinos and nightclubs in areas with sizable Middle Eastern ethnic populations.

Although most Syrians are Sunni Muslims, there are a number of sizable religious and ethnic minorities, and Mr. Assad and his ruling clan belong to the minority Alawite sect.

Chinese efforts to quell the protests that began in Lhasa and spilled over into neighboring Chinese provinces with sizable populations of ethnic Tibetans over the weekend have overshadowed the proceedings of China's legislature, the National People's Congress.

More than 80% of the population is ethnic Belarusian, with sizable minorities of Russians, Poles and Ukrainians.

As was the case in Iraq, a sectarian lens is often unfairly imposed on Syria's diversity, with its sizable communities of Christians, Alawites and ethnic Kurds.