Sentence examples for population entered from inspiring English sources

Between 2010 and 2013, 7.8% of the UK population entered poverty for the first time.

At that time only slightly more than half the population entered primary school.

We wanted to know how the virus moved through the population, entered and killed immune cells and how to counteract it.

In England about 10 percent of the population entered in the Domesday Book in 1086 were slaves, with the proportion reaching as much as 20 percent in some places.

With more cash in people's pockets, for the first time a significant segment of the population entered the stock market.

After the Enterprise arrives, they rescue Dr. Clarke who brings them up to date: a thousand years ago, according to Ventaxian history, the population entered a Faustian deal with Ardra, their mythology's devil.

In the last generation both the UK and Australia have doubled the proportion of the population entering higher education.

With 2.2 immigrants per 1,000 population entering from poor countries, Japan actually scores better than five other countries, including Britain and France.

New public-works projects and expanded public services created some new government jobs, but not enough to employ a large youth population entering the workforce.

Studying commuters is therefore fundamental to the governance of cities. Tokyo has the equivalent of 20% of its population entering the administrative city every day, while Delhi has 13.5% and Bogotá and London in the order of 9%.

It is true that the majority of those entering university hold A-levels, however the proportion of the population entering holding A-levels actually fell in 2012, while that of UK 18-year olds entering with BTECs increased and has risen by 80% since 2008.