Sentence examples for attracted population from inspiring English sources

Instead, a few centres, notably Memphis and Thebes, attracted population and particularly the elite, while the rest of the people were relatively evenly spread over the land.

Our nations are often pluri-secular, they have always attracted populations and ethnic groups different from their own, who have added their value to that of their hosts.

Nîmes has expanded considerably since the 1960s, attracting population from its rural hinterland as well as from abroad (especially North Africa) and from other French regions.

States without personal income taxes tend to attract population and thus growth.

For instance, in a scenario of low employment, additional labor demand generated by transfers may increase the local employment rate without attracting population from other areas.

Alternatively, the process of urbanization is likely to contribute to a divergent pattern of aging: urbanized regions tend to attract population at working ages, while rural regions are left with a higher proportion of people out of the labor market.

If one macro-trend has defined urban American success or failure the last century, it's been the divide between cities that, like Los Angeles, attract population and thrive economically; and ones that, like Cleveland and Buffalo, lose population, becoming hollowed-out and poor.

Sensitivity to cultural practice is a key to attract population closer and practice good health behaviour.

Provision of services at primary care level will be one the way to attract population towards public health sectors.

It became the administrative centre of the Transcaspian oblast (province) and, because of its position on the caravan routes and on the Transcaspian Railway, attracted a population that numbered more than 45,000 by 1911.

"I think he's attracted younger population to have serious thoughts," she said.