census data造句

someone who collects census data by visiting individual homes.

Congressional seats are reapportioned on the basis of census data.

The authors get round the ethnicity taboo by using census data on national origin.

Britain is an increasingly footloose place, which means that census data goes stale faster than ever.

I think the latest census data and other economic reports support this theory.

The sample demographic data was compared with the 5th national census data in 2000 and the demographical indicators data in 2002 from the National Bureau of Statistics

For the last six years, according to United States census data, there have been more unmarried households than married ones.

You can take old economy data, like census data, and look at who's living in a neighborhood, for example, or how many stores are there.

However, many of these studies are analysis of provincial scale based on national statistical data or the economic census data which was updated once every 5 years.

Married couples now represent less than half of American households, according to 2010 census data, down from 78 percent in 1950.

More important for policymakers (and in turn for firms and others that rely on census data) are the details of social and economic trends.

But there's a down side. For example, census data in 2005 show that at least half of African American children were being raised by a single parent.

The recession has made them reluctant to expand without good market data, he argues, yet it has also caused them to cut back on research, making the free census data all the more vital.

According to the analysis of past census data, China's working-age people ratio of total population was the highest in 2000, li Peilin, head of Institute of Sociology of CASS, said.