Sentence examples for lunch population from inspiring English sources

Over all, the district's free- and reduced-price lunch population climbed to 14percentthis yearar, up 3percentt from 2008.

| Sept. 5 at 6 and Sept. 7 at 5 15: "Naked Lunch" (1991, David Cronenberg) and "Population Explosion" (1967, Pierre Hébert).

In the latter population both lunch and evening meals contribute equally to daily energy intake, highlighting cultural and social factors as potential determinants of energy and macronutrient distribution.

"Food snatching is not what sustains the birds, but when it is so easy to grab ice-cream and pasties why not take advantage and get a free lunch?" Where the soaring gull populations are obtaining their nutritious food is still something of a mystery, he said.

Effectiveness of Program ENERGY-Cortez (PE-C) for 2nd and 3rd graders and their parents in a rural, low-income (54% free or reduced school lunch), high Native American and Hispanic population in Southwestern CO was determined.

A number of these dishes were meals likely to be consumed by our study population as a single lunch item, plus were of modest size as they were displayed based on the manufacturer's portion guidelines.

In addition to reporting ethnic diversity and free and reduced lunch, we also reported special needs populations.

In 1952, when city officials adjusted New York's school lunch menu to reflect the growing Puerto Rican population, they went to the experts.

In 1985, the school lunch program provided meals for 30% of the population every other day of the year.

School poverty % is the percentage of student population that receives free or reduced price lunch.

Urgency is critically important considering a large transient population in Owakudani area (maximum 2800 at lunch time in holiday season) is exposed to the volcanic hazard.