Sentence examples for those identifying from inspiring English sources

Population admixture is more common among self-identified African-American subjects compared to those identifying themselves as of Caucasian ethnic origin [ 35].

The number of those identifying as Aborigine in Tasmania rapidly rose in the late 20th century.

Especially as there's more guidance around now for employers on how to support those identifying as transgender".

Most of my interviewees agree that those identifying as feminists – outwardly, at least – are also probably in the minority.

How many people drink varies, but some put the total at 5% of those identifying themselves as Muslim.

In Wisconsin's Feb. 19 contest, for example, Mr. Obama got about three-quarters of the votes cast by those identifying themselves as Republicans.

However, those identifying as centrists said they saw a higher proportion of rightwing news sources shared (33%) than leftwing sources (15%).

The largest decreases amongst those identifying themselves as Christians have been in the 30-39 agroupoup and 5-14 year olds.

The margin of sampling error is plus or minus 4 percentage points for everyone polled and 5 percentage points for those identifying themselves as baseball fans.

But support for Corbyn was the majority view, particularly from those identifying themselves as younger voters or those who had recently signed up to membership of the party.

Among those identifying with a religion, 43% were in favour of keeping or raising the 24-week limit, compared with 46% of the general population.