Sentence examples for segment of children from inspiring English sources

For a segment of children who grew up in New York in the late nineteen-fifties and early sixties, and were taken to Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concerts at the brand new Lincoln Center, at what was then called Philharmonic Hall, Bernstein was a Pied Piper who explained the world to us.

A minor segment of children with high liking and wanting for the apple juice perceived as most sour was obvious.

As efforts accelerate towards realizing MDG 2 and achieving Education for All, UNICEF is focusing efforts on a large segment of children who are not in school and have long remained invisible, hidden and forgotten: children with disabilities.

These additional variables are mean breastfeeding duration, toilet facility type and age segment of child.

Unfortunately, over the past few months these common sense principles of fairness and opportunity seem to have been lost in what can only be described as targeted attacks against a growing segment of the child population -- children of immigrants.

The WB network, which quickly established itself as the leader among child viewers in the arena of Saturday morning cartoons, announced a new lineup yesterday that once again emphasized just how important one segment of the children's audience is to network programmers: boys.

"This is our first attempt to get organized around a children's books strategy," Jeff Belle, the vice president for Amazon Publishing, said in an interview, adding that the company intended to convert all of the titles to e-books, a segment of the children's market that has been slow to take off.

There is no way to slow the transition to providing online-only services, but schools and colleges need to be conscious of the fact that a significant and growing segment of the children and their families must be able to take advantage of them.

She, and many other low-income children of immigrants (who are the fastest growing segment of the child population in the U.S). will grow up to become the types of leaders who will help us achieve economic, social, and racial justice.

Thus, it is critical that we hold our policymakers accountable for pushing irresponsible policies at the state or federal level that would deny any segment of our child population from the resources they need to grow and thrive.

These are mean breastfeeding duration, toilet facility type, age segment of the child and type of birth (single/multiple).