Sentence examples for population able from inspiring English sources

A modern economy cannot grow without a population able to do its work.

With less than 40% of the population able to read and write, it is accessible for everyone.

With roughly 10% of the population able to access the internet at least monthly, this represents over 25 million people, nearly half of whom are on Facebook.

Or they will deliver the holy grail of innovation and change driven by a web-savvy patient population able to make informed choices about their own health.

With less than a third of the population able to read or write, however, the spread of information needed to change attitudes is slow.

Maharashtra's literacy rate is one of the highest of all the Indian states, with more than four-fifths of the population able to read and write.

CalGreen Tier 1 and Tier 2 are higher standards, which are more costly and likely to be implemented in areas with populations able to afford any increased costs.

The domestication of sheep and cattle led to natural selection in favor of human populations able to digest milk throughout life through persistence into adulthood of lactase enzyme expression in the intestine, a major story of anthropology.

These are exactly the kind of win-win situations we should be seeing more of across the country -- with populations able to enter the banking system and therefore become more active participants in the economy, at the same time that banks are able to reap the benefits of an expanded client base and more economically vibrant communities.

This, in turn, depends on the amount of effective gene flow with populations able to change phase and the time since selection for the gregarious phase was relaxed.

However, such work has only ever been generalizable to the selected populations able to tolerate procedures such as positron emission tomography/magnetic resonance imaging or lumbar puncture.