Sentence examples for financial populations from inspiring English sources

Wolfe has now headed to Miami, not to retire but to watch the gaudy clash of that city's different ethnic and financial populations.

Wolfe, who has captured the milieus of 1980s New York ("The Bonfire of the Vanities") and 1990s Atlanta ("A Man in Full"), turns to Miami with a sweeping novel that observes the gaudy clash of that city's different ethnic and financial populations.

In addition, changed industries, weakened economies, arcane financial systems, population migration, and aging resident populations have left many people living in the midst of this vacancy, with clear implications for human health and safety.

The conflict placed enormous financial and population strain on Britain.

Strained by financial woes, population exodus, widespread addiction (predatory gambling, alcohol, opioids), and two natural disasters, the island is entering a pivotal time.

The Pew report noted that while the squeeze on state and local budgets had contributed to efforts to reduce prison populations, "financial pressures alone do not explain the decline".

Interprofessional and interorganizational collaboration have become important components of a well-functioning healthcare system, all the more so given limited financial resources, aging populations, and comorbid chronic diseases.

In fact, a recent review showed that interventions aimed at universal health coverage do provide financial protection to populations [ 14].

Hypertension places an excessive financial burden on populations and health care systems by consuming scarce resources [ 6].

The negative impact of the conflict on populations' financial wherewithal is another factor contributing to the severity of the situation.

Based on the average cost per child conceived with IVF in a state clinic and using current levels of financial flows between populations and governments of Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, the discounted returns to state all were positive over the projected lifetime of an individual, with higher uncertainty of results for Ukraine and Kazakhstan.