Example sentences for: chinese-

How can you use “chinese-” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • On the NYT Op-Ed page, Gordon G. Chang, a Beijing-based lawyer for an American firm, argues that the Chinese-American WTO negotiations are overhyped.

  • But the Post 's Richard Cohen takes exception to Clinton's repeated references to the Chinese-American friendship, because "China and the United States are not friends."

  • Immediately to the east in Commerce Court is an exhilarating 57-story glass-and-stainless-steel tower by Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei, designer of the new wing of Washington’s National Gallery and the Great Pyramid for the Louvre museum in Paris.

  • Yet, as a Mandarin-speaking Chinese-American, I am made to feel about not doing business in China they way Ken Griffey Jr. might have felt if he had never gone into baseball: like someone who squandered an inheritance, who failed to capitalize on a rare alignment of circumstance and skill.

  • He tells this story in a rather different way from the history of ETS, with an emphasis on the role of some activists, lawyers and others, who entered college and university at a time when meritocratic considerations were not yet affected in a major way by racial considerations, and when a number of young Japanese- and Chinese-Americans had opportunities to attend elite schools they would probably have not been able to in the pre-meritocratic age.


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