Sentence examples for population of work from inspiring English sources

For example, almost 70%% of the high-school students in Arkansas comprising the study population of work by Wiles (2014), they did not change their degree of acceptance or rejection of the occurrence of biological evolution in their final high school and early university years after the application of relevant teaching that might, otherwise, lead to change.

More importantly, it has fulfilled its aim of giving employment to almost the entire population of work-capable mentally ill people in La Garrotxa.

Since 1980 the number of countries with a shrinking population of working age people has risen from 2 to 38.

America's vast population of working poor can only get so poor before even Walmart is out of reach.

Meanwhile, the population of working age adults has continued to grow.

It is true that the population of working age will peak by 2015 and then start to shrink.

The European Commission calculates that from about 2010 the EU's population of working age will start to decline.

The country's population of working age (aged 16-59) fell by 2.44 million in 2013, according to the NBS.

The population of working age will continue to rise for several decades, whereas in China it is expected to fall.

The population of working horses actually peaked in England long after the Industrial Revolution, in 1901, when 3.25 million were at work.

Just 24 percent of the uninsured went to a doctor at least once in 2010, compared with 72 percent of the general population of working age adults, the report found.