Sentence examples for social composition from inspiring English sources

Immigration also affected the social composition of the population.

Papua New Guinea's social composition is extremely complex, although most people are classified as Melanesian.

Yet it places virtually all its attention on changing the social composition of the most high earning and status jobs.

There's been a huge rise in Hackney's population over this period and, at the same time, a shift in its social composition.

"It certainly is desirable that the top command of the Police Department reflect the social composition of the city," Mr. Reppetto said.

Nor can one read off politics from social composition any more – how could Birmingham Edgbaston stay Labour, but Nuneaton go Tory, without politics having assumed a new form?

Schools are differentiated in terms of their social compositions, contexts, and resources (physical and human).

None of several hundred other mandrills (Table S3), including ones from communities with virtually identical social compositions to Colchester, ever covered their eyes, not even for a few seconds.

A cultural tradition would be strongly suspected if a gesture was used by all individuals in one local population but in none at other sites, despite broadly similar social compositions and local living conditions.

As this study found no significant differences in the changes in health-seeking behaviors or in the social network composition over the 6 month follow-up period by recruitment approach, it is likely that the changes observed in PDIs can be attributed to differences in how the intervention was delivered and not to differences related to the manner in which participants were recruited.

Changes in the social status composition of the insured population are negligible in the time period studied here.