Sentence examples for suburban segment from inspiring English sources

Differences in the characteristics associated with satisfaction in each group include the perception of liveliness and diversity, contributing significantly only among the segment of the sample living in traditional neighborhoods, and the perception of economic homogeneity, contributing significantly only among the suburban segment.

One of them, described in this paper, aims to gather general knowledge on the merging process, from the analysis of microscopic traffic data collected on an instrumented suburban freeway segment.

But Mrs. Clinton's surprising difficulty has been figuring out how to present herself to a crucial segment of white suburban women like Mrs. Waddell.

Of the approximately 42,000 births recorded annually we have excluded the 27,000 that occur to residents of the urban and suburban areas of the Southwestern segment of the province including Victoria and suburbs, Vancouver and suburbs, and the adjacent Fraser Valley.

Metrolink said it used an automatic emergency braking system on a high-speed section of its tracks in suburban southern Orange County, but not on the segment where the crash occurred.

It's not about creating the traditional four-bedroom detached suburban home anymore (though the family segment may need larger accommodation).

Greens Manicure Service will be targeting one specific segment of the population, suburban middle-class families with no children and larger lawns.

In other areas, such as Colombo, Kandy, Puttalam, and Gampaha, Muslims form a small but important segment of the urban and suburban population.

Guastaferro is a member of a suburban Buffalo family featured in a 2008 segment of ABC's reality television show "Wife Swap".

Asian immigrants also tend to be more affluent and suburban, and join the workforce in different segments of the US economy, including in high-skilled jobs, said Randy Capps, who runs US programs at the Migration Policy Institute.

The fastest growing segment, however, is in urban and suburban areas, now making up 10 percent of the membership.