Sentence examples for three of the population from inspiring English sources

Women are increasingly logging on to the internet as more than one in three of the population regularly goes online, according to an annual survey released today by Whichonline.

His aim is to ensure that the government machine "turns to face the people caught up in the poverty statistics", says Lewis. "This isn't a fringe group at the edge of society; in Wales we are talking about one in three of the population.

But I didn't explain why - and certainly nobody ever asked.' It wasn't until she got to university that she was able to talk about her symptoms to the university doctor, who diagnosed irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) - Britain's most common gastro-intestinal disorder, which is suffered by nearly one in three of the population at some time in their lives.

With up to one in three of the population estimated to be at risk of falling ill – and up to 65,000 of those actually dying – the Government has been left with little choice but to dig deep to try to limit the fallout.

Nearly 20m people in the UK - almost one in three of the population - has done it.

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600456 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK Cancer in the Western world affects one in three of the population, and it is the malignant properties of invasion and metastasis that are harmful to the patient.

Here, only three of the population of the 194 somatic B. scorzonerifolium / S. mussotii fusion nuclei proved to be regenerable.

in all three of the populations during our observations.

That's one in five of the population.

Some 9m, one in ten of the population, work abroad.

More than one million people - one in sixty of the population - are waiting for treatment.