Sentence examples for census measures from inspiring English sources

Changes in how the Census measures insurance will make it harder to quantify exactly how many people have gained coverage.

While the official national measure shows a rise of 9.8 million people, the fuller census measures show a range from 4.5 million to 4.8 million.

With joblessness persistently high, the gap between rich and poor increased in the last year, according to two major census measures.

*Households below 1999 federal poverty levels within the block-group from 2000 decennial census measures.

Alabama births records were merged with ZIP code-level census measures of race, poverty, and rurality.

However, the same can be said of census measures, which are also self-reported; in Canada, census measures are the most accessible population-based data and no 'objective' measures of income and education are available for the Canadian population.

This, after all, by census measure, is supposedly our fourth most popular religion.

In 2000, the last year that the census measured people in group quarters, inmates in adult and juvenile correctional institutions slightly outnumbered dormitory dwellers at colleges and universities.

The change is within the margin of error for this survey, and there will be a more precise census measure released later this year.

Christian organisations insist that the census measured a sense of identity rather than belief.

The 2001 census measured a total of 6,007 (35.9%) of residents leaving the North ward to go to work.