Sentence examples for western backgrounds from inspiring English sources

Asian patients have physical differences that also make their treatment different from people of Western backgrounds.

In November members of the Chinese Red Culture Institute, a group of scholars and retired senior officials, held a meeting in Beijing at which they complained that Marxism was in retreat and that scholars with Western backgrounds had "sneaked" into academia and government, according to Chinese Social Sciences Today, a journal.

I think LGBT kids of color go through more challenging adversities than LGBT youth from Western backgrounds.

Furthermore, both CALD patient populations studied are from Western backgrounds.

Foreman said he wanted to "write something about aggression in a western background" and wrote a four-page outline of the plot.

Her western background and fame are relevant to Myanmar because they make it hard to lock her up again, or to treat her with the casual cruelty most ordinary opposition politicians endure.

Against a desolate Western background of shantytowns and trailer parks, the pair's story plays out largely according to the genre's dictates, with wisecrack-laden dialogue and evenly dispersed cliffhangers that are a legacy of the work's genesis as a serialization in Playboy.

Suggesting militants carry out attacks on nightclubs where loud music and a lack of obvious exits could cause additional panic, the guide also explains how radicalised Muslims who are not from a Western background could to avoid making simple mistake that could out them as a terrorists.

Formerly a journalist with Red Herring and China Now, Kuo is a high-profile figure in China's tech scene thanks to a combination of factors that include his sharp insight, Western background, longevity in China, ability to speak Mandarin and English and downright likability.

These are stratified based on the individual's non-Western or Western background to provide a sense of the general relationship between PYSM and children's school performance as well as informing what is gained by using more detailed parents' country of origin data in subsequent analyses.

In the case of the New Caledonian independence debate, French speakers with a Western background appear to employ the 'non-dit' to promote their own point of view as common sense, whereas the local audience does not seem to dispose of the same assumptions that are necessary to fill in the gaps in the speaker's reasoning.