Sentence examples for population spend from inspiring English sources

"Unless there is a fundamental change in macroeconomic factors, an increase in the population, spend or employment then we don't need these shops," Hopkinson said.

It makes sense then that 40% of prisoners under 21 were in care as children (only 2% of the general population spend time in prison).

In contrast, the lowest-earning fifth of the population spend 17% of their money just trying to stay alive: their second biggest expense is food.

As anyone who's ever set foot in a bookie's will have quickly realised, gambling is an enterprise that disproportionately targets the poor (it has been found that the poorest quarter of England's population spend double the money on betting compared with the wealthiest) and does so with minimal self-restraint.

The majority of the ageing population spend a variable period before death in a state of declining function, described as the frailty syndrome, representing an excess of deficits over assets in a dynamic state of balance, covering physical, functional, psychological, nutritional and social domains [48], [49], [50].

And an ageing population spends differently.

"Seventy percent of any population spends $150 or less on health care in a year," Mr. Weinberg said.

Furthermore, it seems inefficient to have a large share of the population spending four years reading Chaucer.

Nausea Gasse is one of the ways down from the Vienna Woods where almost the entire population spends its summer Sunday afternoons.

A fourth of our population spends more than half of its income on shelter, a necessity that grows increasingly scarce each year.

Nearby, the Monroe-Woodbury school district, with roughly the same school-age population, spends about $150 million annually, about one-third of which comes from the state.