Sentence examples for populations engaged from inspiring English sources

But we have a problem – and it's not just a British problem, it's a developed world problem – in keeping our populations engaged and supportive of our market capitalism, our economic model".

The authors of the new study found four factors that areas with more upward mobility tend to have in common: a large and geographically dispersed middle class; better than average schools; a high share of two-parent households; and populations engaged with religious and community organizations.

Piebald camels have different material and cultural roles among the distinct populations engaged in their breeding.

This work found varying results when the same experimental methodology was conducted on two separate sample populations engaged in different learning settings.

These kinds of small shifts in understanding, while not completely correct, represent partial shifts similar to those seen in other beginner populations engaged in active-learning scenarios (Lewis et al. 2010).

However, quantitative assessment of information processing in large neuronal populations is difficult and few studies have examined large neural populations engaged in sensory information processing [29].

Inherent to any study of marginalised populations engaging in stigmatised activities is the issue of sample representativeness, which is difficult to achieve among these groups.

This is because RDS is designed to reach deep into hidden or wary populations, engaging the more isolated or vulnerable network members who may not be present in social venues [ 61].

With 80% of its population engaged in agriculture, Ethiopia is home to more than 34 million chronically hungry people.

It is invigorating to see a population engaged in the chance to reset the direction of representation.

Poland in the early 20th century was still an agrarian country, with 61 percent of the population engaged in agriculture in 1931.