Sentence examples for riding population from inspiring English sources

The idea is to reflect the riding population: old people, young people, people of color, Asians.

The choice of the participants' gender was based on preceding researches which have shown that males are over-represented both in car and motorcycle accidents [15, 16], but also in the riding population even though they do not necessarily demonstrate riskier behaviors.

They are effectively marginalizing a huge segment of the wave riding population at a time when the ocean needs us the most.

Restrictions and modifications of these risk factors may help design effective safety interventions for reducing crash and injury risks of this increasing riding population.

But being part of the paltry 2.8% of the population riding to work, I am not the target market.

In a decade this former rural backwater has ballooned, with a population riding off the back of the burgeoning film industry.

4 AAA are delivered by trained personnel in environments such as hospitals and educational settings with an emphasis on quality-of-life enhancement via recreation and education, for example, therapeutic horse riding to treat populations with physical and mental disabilities.

Study 1 (N = 55, 41 geldings, 14 mares, 5-20-year old) was performed on a working riding school population (of mostly French Saddlebred), already known to experience work-related disorders (i.e. vertebral problems [ 17, 22]).

His turn of phrase remains enviable, as when he describes the popular but unlucky French rider Raymond Poulidor, attempting to win his final Tour at the age of 40 after seven podium finishes, riding "with the whole population of race followers ranged like an invisible host of angels at his back".

Six months after giving a policy speech that decried an economic situation where "only a small portion of the population is riding the economy's up escalator," Bush produced a tax reform plan that provides an estimated $82,000 tax cut to the wealthiest taxpayers, while the annual savings to the other 99% of taxpayers would range from $500 to $1,500.

FIAT'S introduction of the Nuova 500 in 1957 was a stroke of fortunate timing, a welcome bright spot for a population weary of riding bicycles, or walking, to get around postwar Europe.