Sentence examples for engaged population from inspiring English sources

It is affluent and has a highly educated, civically engaged population.

True, Tuesday night's event didn't feel like a cross-section of an eager and engaged population, more a gathering of students and professors so grizzled they may have contributed to Harold Wilson's defining speech about the white heat of technology back in 1963.

In the case of Hurricane Sandy, even with the devastation caused by the wind and rain, the loss of life was relatively low, the result of widespread and intense preparation by an activist government, an engaged population, and most important, solid infrastructure.

Production activities could be divided into industry, livestock husbandry, farming, etc., which are characterized by land use, engaged population, and produced value.

Such volunteers are a relatively engaged population, and might therefore differ slightly from regular patients with OSA, but we do believe that they were able to give an accurate representation of what is important to this patient group.

As the Scottish Parliament met for the first time since last Thursday's referendum, Mr Salmond told MSPs: "Scotland now has the most politically engaged population in western Europe and one of the most engaged in any country, anywhere in the democratic world.

5 6 In 2004 the Wanless report suggested that a more "fully engaged" population-wide prevention strategy might save £36bn a year.

This is consistent with the observation that only 27 or 58% of ribosome particles contain a P-site tRNA in the scanning and engaged populations, respectively.

If countries in this region are to sustain the rapid growth of the last 20 years, careful, expert planning to build healthy, well-educated and engaged populations is vital.

Only with a continued and concerted efforts to engage populations from London to Lisbon, from Sofia to Stockholm, can these positive and precious traits of European identity be renewed and strengthened at this critical juncture.

Unprecedented uptake by consumers of online social networking (SN) through social media websites like Facebook and MySpace represents an opportunity to engage populations in citizen science health research [5].