Sentence examples for far broader population from inspiring English sources

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A report last year by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press indicated that in 2001, 55percentt of white evangelicals ages 18 to 29 identified themselves as Republican, far more than in the broader population.

It is the most serious attempt by advocates for same-sex marriage to win over blacks, who have traditionally been skeptical, and whose support is critical for the bill's passage in this state, where nearly a third of the population is African-American, a far higher share than in the broader population.

Thus, the pool of Year-Up applicants may have far more non-academic, employability skills and motivation than does the broader population of minority youth.

Though the book is admired in Afghanistan by many in the elite, its narrative remains unfamiliar to the broader population, for whom oral storytelling and rumor communication carry far greater weight.

The Egyptian revolution has likewise thrust long-neglected segments of the population – not just the bourgeois, as in 1848, but a far broader group of citizens, including many of those most maltreated under market fundamentalism and military autocracy – headlong into the political arena.

Modi's banknote change has so far proven popular among increasingly aspirational voters who are tired of corruption, although views among the broader population and economists are divided over the efficacy and fairness of the move.

And there are far broader potential gains.

But the credit squeeze is far broader.

Over time, heroin abuse spilled into the broader population.

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