Sentence examples for each decennial from inspiring English sources

After each decennial census, adjustments are made.

The "Through the Decades" page has links to the questions, questionnaires, and instructions for each decennial Census.

Census designated places (CDPs) are delineated for each decennial census as the statistical counterparts of incorporated places.

The federal government has spent billions of dollars trying to produce an accurate count as response rates have continued to decline with each decennial count.

After each decennial census, the 435 seats in the House are reallocated among the states to account for shifts in population.

States draw their own federal and state political maps after each decennial census, many of them putting governing parties in control.

The Senate has 38 members and the House of Representatives has 75 (reduced from 50 and 100, respectively, by a 1994 constitutional amendment; both houses are subject to further changes based on reapportionment after each national decennial census).

To accurately estimate village-level population for the entire study period, annual growth rates were calculated for each village using village-level decennial population data.

From the US Census we were able to estimate county-level population data for each US location from the closest decennial census.

We use data from the 2005 2014 American Community Survey (ACS), a large-scale survey of the US population.3 The ACS surveys about 1%% of US households each year; it replaced the long-form decennial census but is administered on a continuous basis instead of every 10 years.

The absence of swing districts across America (front page, July 29) may be best explained by the legislative redistricting that has become a decennial tradition in state capitals after each census.