Sentence examples for richer population from inspiring English sources

As Michigan's population shrinks, the state has been left with a public sector designed for a much larger and richer population.

The rate of contraceptive use is lower among rural compared to urban dwellers, and among the poorer compared to richer population [ 7].

In consequence, inequity ratios are initially increased, only to be diminished once the poor gain access to the intervention and a ceiling effect is reached in the richer population.

In less-develop Gansu, fewer poor families and individuals belong to insurance schemes than in Zhejiang, and those that did belong to an insurance scheme in Gansu had less scope to finance out-of-pocket expenses, including for drugs that comprised as much of 40percentt of health budgets, compared to the richer population in Zhejiang [ 36].

"The world over, gaps between rich and poor have widened as richer populations and countries raced ahead of poorer," Mr. Clark wrote recently.

The maps confirmed, for instance, that areas fertile enough for crop farming are able to support much denser and richer populations than regions more suited to ranching or hunting.

Again, masking effects of richer populations being served over unserved on the overall figures presented might be evident.

Sharp and rising inequalities by survey year, but percentage change shows increases are greater among higher socioeconomic status (SES) groups higher education, urban, richer populations, previously unreported.

The poor, the illiterate and populations of lower socio-economic status, who usually visited public-sector hospitals, were being deprived of optimal care provision, in comparison to richer populations and those of upper socio-economic status.

Drawn often by Mull's rich population of birds of prey, bird-watchers also now crowd the decks of the whale-watching boats.

When he wrote to the government to ask for funds to build his studio in what was then an obscure suburb, he predicted that the area would one day become "the centre of an immense and rich population".