Sentence examples for worth population from inspiring English sources

"For the first time ever, the size of the high net worth population in Asia-Pacific was as that of Europe, at 3 million.

"Graff caters to the ultrahigh net worth population who are more or less immune to what's been going on in the world," this person said.

The number of dollar millionaires created by India's red hot economy grew by 22.7%; China followed with growth of 20.3% and Brazil came next with a 19.1% expansion in the high net worth population.

Other studies have shown that the country's high net worth population — people with more than 10m Chinese yuan ($1.6m) — is also climbing.

Compared to both the overall HRS and lowest quintile of net worth populations, jail inmates also had higher rates of multimorbidity, (69% vs. 46% vs. 56%, p < 0.001 for both comparisons).

As fast as China is expanding, it will still be a while before its high net-worth population overtakes America's, which, according to Wealth-X, remains home to the highest number of rich people in the world.

High-net-worth populations in Europe grew 3.7% over 2007.

Without the money, Manu will not be able to carry out the rat control which is essential to allow the monarchs to breed successfully, and which has already proved its worth: the present population has been brought up from the truly critical level of only four breeding pairs and 21 individual birds in 1998, when Manu began its operations.

In our study for example, the overall incidence of IC (any-confirmed cases) in the NAI subgroup was 21%, confirming that this might be a population worth focusing on in future studies, whereas the infection rate in the CAI group was very low.

For North American and Argentinean birds as well as Guyanese bats, about 10% of species sampled showed deep intra-specific divergences in DNA barcodes that may indicate previously unrecognized species or at least genetically divergent populations worth considering as distinct for the purposes of conservation planning [18], [20].

It is worth noting that populations of the Atlantic group retained relatively divergent haplotypes despite of their scattered occurrence and small extent (occurrences are usually not larger than 5 × 5 m).