Sentence examples for communities account from inspiring English sources

Before the attacks, Muslim political leadership in the United States was dominated by well-heeled South Asian and Arab immigrants, whose communities account for a majority of the nation's Muslims.

Rohingya and other Muslim communities account for about 4% of Myanmar's population of 60 million.

Unfortunately, minority angels, who are more likely to focus on underserved communities, account for just 4.5% of angel investors and women only 18%.

With this new approach we can also productively involve the very communities most affected by the mass incarceration of drug users -- in New York City, for instance, six communities account for over 85percentt of all city residents in State prisons.

Organizations like The Nature Conservancy (a primary partner in promoting the show and whose work is featured in several episodes), WWF, and the Wildlife Conservation Society are also embracing the notion that unless human communities account for the value of nature, saving nature will rest precariously on the frivolity of loving nature.

With a projected population of more than 1.6 million for 2012, the Phnom Penh Municipality estimates that urban poor communities account for about one quarter of the capital's residents.

However, although black African communities accounted for 60% of these heterosexual diagnoses, they were referred to only five brief times in a 53-page report that made them appear incidental rather than central.

The total live BGB in the three communities accounted for most of the total BGB, 93.0%, 83.2% and 96.4%, respectively.

Sawgrass and wet prairie communities accounted for the greatest area (205,564 ha) and percentage (87.5%) of polygons categorized for the entire project.

USA400 was by far the predominant strain type in all 3 communities, accounting for >98% of the MRSA isolates.

Contemporary Eastern European Jews comprise the largest ethno-religious aggregate of modern Jewish communities, accounting for approximately 90% of over 13 million Jews worldwide (Ostrer 2001).