Sentence examples for the same ethnically from inspiring English sources

Even when white people have little interaction with other groups living in the same ethnically diverse community, they feel more tolerant towards them purely because they witness positive interactions between different racial groups, it discovered.

The law to remove the Bedouin, who have been there for thousands of years, is all part of the same policy of ethnically cleansing this land of the Arabs.

When disease associations are shared (with the same polymorphisms) between ethnically remote groups, this implies that the same causal variant is in linkage disequilibrium with the genotyped variant in each population, indicating a common founder mutation (Franceschini et al. 2012; Twee-Hee Ong et al. 2012).

Both groups are largely Muslim (some are Sunni, others Bektashi) but they are not ethnically the same.

Since the Muslims and Serbs in Bosnia are ethnically the same, the West tried to frame Bosnian as a religious conflict.

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.

The KPMCP-NC membership represents ∼30% of the surrounding population, and it is representative of the population living in the same geographic area demographically, ethnically, and socioeconomically, except that the KPMCP-NC membership underrepresents the very poor and the very wealthy (7).

Since the "just war" in the Balkans, more than 170,000 Serbs have been "ethnically cleansed" from their homes in Kosovo in the same way that ethnic Albanians were driven out.

I'd say the issue for Britain is the same for a lot of ethnically layered societies.

When environments become more ethnically diverse, people begin to sound the same, regardless of their own ethnic background.

At the same time, campuses were becoming more ethnically diverse, and minority students demanded curriculums that spoke more directly to their own experiences.