Sentence examples for socioeconomic terms from inspiring English sources

He is, in cultural and socioeconomic terms, an Upper East Side liberal.

Britain's satellite towns are falling behind their city counterparts in socioeconomic terms, new research by the independent thinktank Demos indicates.

A mixed area in socioeconomic terms, the school also draws children of single-parent families living in "pockets of real deprivation".

However, when towns in the north and south were compared to each other, southern towns tended to perform better in socioeconomic terms than their northern counterparts.

"The reality is, those people are very similar not only in socioeconomic terms, but in terms of what they click and buy, so it's very valuable".

The minister for public health has sought to frame the debate about obesity in socioeconomic terms, saying it was "heartbreaking" that many families who were at the greatest risk of obesity were also among the country's poorest.

It could be concluded that the management policy for this reservoir was mainly determined by the desire to minimize short-term costs, disregarding long-term socioeconomic and environmental consequences.

The sector reached a distorted dimension in socioeconomic and environmental terms.

The APU's socioeconomic stratification in terms of the uneven livestock distribution can be seen as a first indication of the social inequity within the organization and the respective community, though not a proof of it.

Every respondent had to be at least 18 years old, and the total population sample for each country represented the country's socioeconomic characteristics in terms of age, household income, level of education, gender, and spatial distribution.

At the end of the day, there are problems of money and discipline and socioeconomic backgrounds in terms of these kids.