Sentence examples for suburban population from inspiring English sources

They now make up more than one-quarter of the suburban population, compared with less than one-fifth in 1990.

Latinos, along with a growing highly-educated white suburban population around Denver, have shifted this former Republican stronghold into a state where either party can win.

The Highway 520 bridge connecting Seattle with the massive suburban population across the lake is 38 years old, too small for current traffic, and crumbling.

Following the transfer of the national capital to Brasília in 1960, Rio's rate of population growth slowed somewhat, although the suburban population continued to mushroom.

By the mid-20th century, however, the suburban population of London had spread far beyond the boundaries of the County of London.

The suburban population more than tripled to some 1.5 million between 1940 and 1960, at a time when the city proper exceeded 3.3 million.

Company officials declined to be interviewed, but the company's Web site advertises "urban and suburban populations of infants, children and adolescents" and "high volume practices".

More recently, the migration of people from cities to the suburbs has led to possible underrepresentation of suburban populations as against urban ones.

In 1964, Mr. Dillard opened a store in Austin, Tex., his first one in a shopping mall, and quickly saw that malls would offer great opportunity to reach rapidly growing suburban populations.

"It can happen anywhere, and does," Mr. Trivisonno said on the air in response to a caller who wondered if a divide between the area's rural and suburban populations might have contributed to the shootings.

A number of ethnographies of health and place have studied how urban and suburban populations impacted by industrial pollution or waste have come to perceive a link between rates of cancer and their unhealthy environment.