Sentence examples for expanding the population from inspiring English sources
Rising incarceration rates create a pervasive expectation of imprisonment among targeted groups, transforming prison into a normal life event and expanding the population vulnerable to prison-gang influence.
However, it remains unclear whether expanding the population of adult-born neurons is sufficient to affect anxiety and depression-related behavior.
A16 Expanding the Population An influx of Asians and Hispanics eager to fill new construction and service-industry jobs in Las Vegas helped make Nevada the fastest-growing state in the 1990's, new government figures show.
In an op-ed article in The Wichita Eagle, Brownback made the cuts sound magical, suggesting they would create tens of thousands of new jobs, bring tens of thousands of new people to the state, leave more than $1 billion in the bank accounts of taxpayers and even 'directlyy benefit our schools and local governments'' by expanding the population and the economy.
In this section, we examine the effect of expanding the population of the R&D network on the total welfare.
It's a political decision expand the Union by expanding the population and gross domestic product growth will follow.
Dr. Shenson directs Sickness Prevention Achieved through Regional Collaboration (SPARC), a nonprofit agency dedicated to expanding the population-wide use of disease prevention services.
Irish migration, especially in the 19th century, greatly expanded the population of the Halifax region, among others.
Migration from the countryside has expanded the population of urban areas and resulted in the proliferation of shantytowns.
Our hospital implemented an inpatient pneumococcal vaccination program, and expanded the population of interest to include patients aged 2 to 64 years with risk factors for pneumococcal bacteremia.
The United States has been experiencing the biggest surge of immigrants since the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when European immigrants considerably expanded the population.
