Sentence examples for population claims from inspiring English sources
Only about one-fifth of the population claims Monegasque descent.
Chancellor Teixeira says that 10percentt of the Rhode Island population claims Portuguese ancestry.
Figures from the 2000 census show that nearly 75percentt of Inwood's population claims Hispanic heritage.
Today only one in ten of the population claims British ancestry.
About one-sixth of the population claims no religious affiliation, one of the highest such proportions among U.S. states.
In the Netherlands, for instance, 13% of the working-age population claims to be disabled (see article).
By the early 21st century more than half of Saskatchewan's population claimed multiple ethnic origins.
In fact, only about 20% of the population claim to have lucid dreams once a month or more.
Cambridge has the lowest number of job seekers, where just 1.8% of the working age population claim unemployment benefit.
Almost 110,000 people in the Chicago area, or slightly more than 1 percent of greater Chicago's population, claim Greek ancestry.
About four-fifths of Canada's population claim affiliation in some degree with an organized religious faith.
