Sentence examples for population wealth from inspiring English sources

The chief threat came from Brazil, which was growing rapidly in population, wealth, and military potential.

Rainfall and topography were negatively associated with urbanization, whereas population wealth was positively associated with land conversion to urban.

Remember, England's record in international football is, given its population, wealth and mania for the game, dismal.

According the authors - who use multiple regressions to compare every country's performances, based on the population, wealth and experience - England actually perform slightly better than you might expect.

Perhaps the authors' most contentious assertion is that the balance of power in global soccer is about to change because of three factors -- population, wealth and experience.

To begin with, the word "proportional" could be interpreted in different ways according to population, wealth or past contribution to the relevant asset.

Demographic variables are split into three groupings: marginalized populations, wealth and power indicators, and gender and family.

Equity data analysis was through Demographic Health Surveys (DHS) data, which enabled analysis of immunization coverage and mortality according to background characteristics of populations (wealth, education, location, gender) (Macro International Inc. 2011).

In such populations, wealth may be a more valid indicator of socioeconomic ranking than the traditional indicators of socio-economic status, such as education and income.

This discrepancy between our result and other reports might be explained by differences in socioeconomic conditions of populations, wealth, social and health care, indicating the effects of the high standards set for providing antenatal care in Sweden.

Asia's population and wealth have both grown spectacularly.