Sentence examples for most census data from inspiring English sources

Although at national level, this will have a negligible impact on any indicators, at a disaggregated level, the invisibility is more marked (see Table 1) with the socio-economic characteristics of some administrative areas effectively missing or seriously underrepresented by most census data.

Since then most census data has been for the larger area: before 1974, census information was published for the town as a separate entity.

Most census data were collected in 2000.

Where am I going to make the most impact?" There are roughly 300,000 Egyptians living in the United States, according to the most recent census data, with the largest concentrations in Southern California and New York, and a smaller but close-knit cluster in the Washington area.

Chevy Chase, where the Kavanaughs have lived since 2006, is one of Washington's most coveted neighborhoods, where the median household income was $146,547 in 2016, according to the most recent census data, and where homes routinely sell for $2 million and $3 million.

According to the most recent census data, 86% of the British population is white.

The most problematic census data concern census blocks, the smallest areas for which the bureau releases numbers, anywhere from a handful to a few hundred people.

About $30 billion in pharmaceuticals were made here in 1997, the most recent census data available, for about a third of the state total of all manufactured goods.

Indeed, the most recent census data published in March shows that there are only 138,000 people in England and Wales who cannot speak English at all.

There has been an influx of Brazilians in Mount Vernon in recent years; the most recent census data tracks the population as 60percentt black, 24percentt white and 10percentt Hispanic.

The most recent census data shows that while a small group of rich people are getting richer, the middle class is taking a serious beating.