Sentence examples for long census from inspiring English sources

The questions on this year's long census form -- including questions on household income, plumbing facilities and physical disabilities -- have been part of the census for decades.

Robert Hanley (NYT) THE REPUBLICANS BUSH ON THE CENSUS -- Gov. George W. Bush said yesterday that he understood why some people found the long census form too nosy.

By John Updike The New Yorker, April 16 , 1960P. 33 We were lucky enough to be among the one-fourth of the American people who filled out the long census questionnaire.

Kenneth Prewitt, the former director of the United States Census Bureau who is now a professor at Columbia University, said that the Canadian government had the power to make its long census form voluntary, even if the idea was not sound.

Limitations and strengths: A limitation of this study was that, in spite of a moderate sample size and two-year long census enrollment, the study was not large enough either to do subgroup analysis for the outcome; such as for scalds, flame, and contact burns; or to do subgroup analysis for the predictors such as for gender and age groups.

The study included analysis of more than 40 official datasets, an in-depth week-long census survey of charity service users in 10 UK locations and interviews with destitute people.

The Pacific Ocean Shelf Tracking (POST) project was established as one of the 17 projects of the decade-long Census of Marine Life.

This was not achieved during the decade-long Census, and the cost to get to the end result of the original vision would be substantial.

The understory vegetation of our study site was extensively searched during a year-long census program that examined every leaf below 2 m height in 1360 m2 of forest habitat [ 23].

These spatial Markov chain properties are estimated using a long run census time series from 1971 to 2011 of household vehicle ownership rates in Great Britain.

Meanwhile, provincial and municipal governments are hampered with the same questionably accurate data, which will only grow worse in future unless the long form census is reinstated.