enclaves造句

Ethnic enclaves in a large city.

Even in our own cities the "Chinatowns" were exotic enclaves.

The earlier units contain abundant mafic micro-enclaves, and the petrographic study of the enclaves indicates the crust-mantle mixing origin of the granitic magma.

Kyrgyzstan, for example, has seven enclaves, two belonging to Tajikistan and five to Uzbekistan.

Rich coastal enclaves remain mostly white. Poor areas, which are mostly Hispanic, are no more diverse.

Forced first into narrow enclaves and then into towns, they have generally downsized from camels to goats.

The observers were allowed into most of the buffer zones around the two enclaves of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, but the Russians are stopping them from entering the enclaves themselves.

There is a lot of supracrustal enclaves in the Mesoarchean Tiejiashan granite in the Anshan area, Liaoning Province.

As some oil enclaves were enclosed within calcite, the oil pool formation time should be equal to or later than calcite cementation time.

The idea is simple enough: SEZs are enclaves with streamlined procedures, tax breaks and good infrastructure that will lure investors in export-oriented industries.

Gaddafi's army outside Tripoli is trapped in a series of besieged and shrinking enclaves, with rebels controlling more than two thirds of the country.

There will always be enclaves like Provincetown and Palm Springs, but there will also be increasing self-reporting in what we might currently think of as unlikely places.

Discover the charms of Kampong Glam, Little India& Chinatown. Don't miss these cultural enclaves where Singapore's indigenous culture and heritage still thrives!

High unemployment is spreading in New York City beyond the poorest neighborhoods to once-secure middle-class enclaves, where some residents are falling behind on rent and mortgage payments.

The capitalist enclaves would reach so deeply into the country's pool of Labour that the remaining supply of farmers, traders, dockworkers and bag-carriers would fall short of demand.

As a metaphor for American diversity, the melting pot was first discredited after World War I, when the European immigrants streaming into American cities formed distinct ethnic and national enclaves that didn't melt together.

It seems that his policy is to take full control of northern Kosovo first but to adopt a slightly slower approach to the enclaves, so as not to provoke an Albanian backlash and Serb exodus.