Sentence examples for ignored populations from inspiring English sources

Naturalized citizens should be encouraged to register to vote, and local politicians need to make more effort to reach out to these traditionally ignored populations.

But the taxpayers' burden could add up to victory for society's most ignored population.

In her acceptance speech, she shared her thoughts about the importance of telling the stories of an, oftentimes, ignored population.

14 With the help of a validated Chinese AAS, the extent of emotional abuse in this hitherto ignored population can now be studied.

This is not to say that evo devo has completely ignored population thinking and issues of genetic variation: on the contrary, studies of closely related species have provided important insights into morphological evolution (e.g., Stern 1998; Sucena and Stern 2000; Gompel et al. 2005; Jeong et al. 2006, 2008; Rebeiz et al. 2009b; Frankel et al. 2011; Loehlin and Werren 2012).

The Senate approved a budget that cuts $11 billion from current spending and ignores population growth and inflation.

The bottom line is that while environmentalists can't ignore population growth, it's a global issue that demands global solutions.

It is illogical to concentrate on the carbon footprint of individuals while ignoring population growth, an issue where the Catholic church could make a real difference.

Even ignoring population growth, if these unemployed had not dropped out of the labor force, simple arithmetic shows that the official unemployment rate would have risen from 9.9 percent in April to 10.2 percent in July, rather than — as it has — fallen to 9.5 percent".

For each model, a simpler version ignoring population structure, but still accounting for randomness of genotypes was proposed.

While cases III and IV yield consistently better average accessibility levels than the scenarios that ignore population changes (I and II), the results of cases III and IV do not differ much between themselves.