Sentence examples for censuses were from inspiring English sources

Previous censuses were held in one day, with volunteers.

Jewish censuses were taken in both the occupied and non-occupied zones.

We only know this because good and complete censuses were held in 1921 and 1931, an emergency population register was taken in 1939, and censuses were held again from 1951 all the way through to 2011.

With this uncertainty taken into account, he said, the results of the 2014 and 2015 censuses were "virtually the same".

Bird censuses were conducted at 36 sites throughout urban Melbourne, with nine sites surveyed in each habitat type.

It was unclear where Papuans lived, since censuses were often incomplete and perhaps meaningless many Papuans are still migratory.

In the middle of the 19th century, when accurate censuses were taken for the first time, more than 20% of the workforce in England were in agriculture.

Most censuses were taken, by the way, as a way of counting heads, the number of people who had to be fed at the time of a siege.

The most striking results of the 5 censuses were steady disappearance of species (51.3%) throughout the study period, and a steep drop in total sponge volume (42.6%).

A total of 34 transects were established on which bird censuses were made to test the effects of different fallow age, soil type and grazing intensity.

Censuses were conducted between sunrise and midday during the breeding season (mainly May-June) in 2003 2007.