Sentence examples for some enclaves from inspiring English sources

There are some enclaves that are not so diverse, precincts that remain stubbornly impenetrable.

Residents of some enclaves, like Nariman, refused to remove the roadblocks.

And some enclaves in the bond market still look attractive, including Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS, as well as municipal bonds and mortgage-backed securities.

This is partly a language issue, as few Canadians outside Quebec — save some enclaves in New Brunswick, Ontario, and Manitoba — are fluent in French.

As the Republicans try to map out ways in which Mr. McCain could pull off an upset, they see fertile ground in some enclaves in Philadelphia that are mostly white.

Some enclaves are interesting for their novelty (Basques in Nevada — who knew?), while others represent something that's enduring but perceived as threatened, as in, "London's East End is still a hyper-cool enclave of creative types surrounded by a sea of commercialization".

The quake struck the city's burghers as an opportunity to funnel them out of the center of the city -- the old Chinatown had largely been destroyed -- to some enclave on its outskirts.

I'm thinking of some idyllic enclave, some ideal retreat.

Unlike some rural enclaves, Chatham is not culturally deprived.

Forty years on, both countries appear to be nearing an agreement to solve the insoluble by swapping territory.The planned exchange of parcels of each other's territory is concentrated around some 200 enclaves.

Oakland, often cited for the turmoil of its inner city, is also one of America's most racially integrated cities, offering numerous diverse middle-class neighborhoods, as well as some elegant enclaves in the hills.