Sentence examples for census reflects from inspiring English sources

It's not a particularly marginal path any more and the most recent census reflects that.

A campaign to encourage participation in the 2010 census reflects many of the major changes since the last census in the population that is to be counted.

When located in its natural habitat, a French Jewish community census reflects an integrated community in an emerging nation state.

Ancestry information reported in the 2000 Census reflects the diversity of Teaneck residents, with no single country accounting for more than a small fraction of the population.

The nature of questions asked down the years has changed from census to census, reflecting changes in society and technological advances.

The 2007 national census reflected the ethnic diversity in Fiji: ethno-Fijian 57.3%, ethno-Indian 37.6%, Rotuman 1.2%, other 3.9% (38).

The lesser extent of digit preference for the recent 2007 and 1997 censuses compared to the earlier 1986 and 1976 censuses reflects an improvement in the quality of age reporting in the three decades.

Overall, a consistent irregular pattern of age ratios and sex ratios in singles years of ages in all four censuses reflects age misreporting often due to understating or overstating of ages.

Overall, the results show an irregular pattern of the age distribution in all the censuses reflecting a non-smooth age reporting or age heaping at ages 0 and 5 and for other terminal digits.

City planners believe at least half the increase in the census figures reflects real growth.

The 2000 census merely reflects the influx of immigrant surplus labor to neighborhoods that will absorb them.