Sentence examples for nationally large from inspiring English sources

Lending support to this conclusion, CNBC's John Harwood points out that while non-elderly Medicaid enrollees tend to be nonwhite nationally, large majorities of them are white in some Rust Belt and red states that Trump won.

Nationally large ethnic groups in 2011 were Chinese, Indian, Mixed, Other Asian and slightly smaller Irish Travellers, with big enough numbers to robustly estimate mortality in these populations using NIMS data.

Nationally, large urban districts have experimented with extra learning time, especially in low-performing schools, as a way to narrow achievement gaps, said Jennifer Davis, co-founder of the National Center on Time and Learning at Harvard University's Graduate School of Education.

Nevertheless, this assumption was considered to be acceptable in epidemiological studies since the individual surveys aimed at collecting data from a nationally large sample of individuals and also because the energy intake data for the food balance sheets were recorded during the same year of the fluid surveys.

Nationally, large packaged-goods companies -- the manufacturers of soaps and sodas, cereals and CD's -- have for decades invested heavily in efforts to communicate with racial and ethnic minorities in their own languages and on their own turf.

(Dark chocolate M&M's are now available nationally; the large M&M's got national distribution but have been discontinued).

The larger deal, between Anthem and Cigna, is more vulnerable because of its size and overlap nationally, where large employers have fewer options when they pick plans for their workers.

The strength of the present study was the use of a nationally representative large sample of married women with a high response rate.

This study used the nationally representative large sample of married women from the 2011 Nepal Demographic and Health Survey with a high response rate.

Nonetheless, nationally funded large-scale earthquake prediction programs always emphasize the need to reinforce seismometer networks.

Using the INVALSI survey data, this paper illustrates the added value of quantile regression to assess the relation between individual characteristics, geographical variables and pupils' performance in a nationally representative large-scale assessment setting.