Sentence examples for census counts from inspiring English sources

The leap shows the quirkiness of census counts.

The census counts all residents, legal and illegal.

First, the decennial census counts residents, not citizens.

The census counts, corrected for estimates of under-enumeration, are the best denominators we have.

Thus his focus is on the 59,061,367 Americans the census counts as rural.

The census counts military personal and federal employees living abroad, but no other citizens.

Of course, New York is distinctive, and the Census counts the ways.

That is because census counts depend entirely on locating people at specific addresses.

The census counts where people are living at the time of the census.

No census counts everyone, and the uncounted are not drawn uniformly from all walks of life.

But the Census counts as "completers" those who dropped out but passed a high school equivalency test.