Sentences with phrase «cent of the population still»

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But, even at the end of the period of observation, the median after - tax adjusted income of the older population was still 80 per cent of that of the prime age population.

Depending on which figures one adopts, some 40 per cent of the population is below the poverty line (defined here as the inability to get access to 2,200 calories per day) Once the facts are acknowledged, teachers say, the appropriate value responses must still be discussed.

However, researchers still donÇt understand why around 10 per cent of the population turns out to be left - handed.

However, researchers still don't understand why around 10 per cent of the population turns out to be left - handed.

As far as «rights» go for the 2 - 3 per cent of the population deemed «gifted» we are still on the early days as far as I can see

Shift points changed when the CX - 3 was set to Sport mode, and the shift quality was quicker and slightly more aggressive in that mode, but still smooth enough for 95 per cent of the population.

While Africa and Asia are urbanizing rapidly, the regions are still home to nearly 90 per cent of the world's rural population.

He said the years of underfinancing by the province has led to what he calls a «three - speed system of justice» in Quebec — those who can afford legal representation, those who rely on legal aid, and the «80 per cent of the population in the middle for whom the system is still inaccessible.»

Between 2012 - 2013, net international migration was responsible for 2/3 of Canada's population growth, but has still fallen below the rates for Luxembourg (+8.7 per cent), Ireland (+7.8 per cent) and Australia (+7.6 per cent).

With Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people making up 3 per cent of the Australian population, we would need to have 2,895 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander doctors to reach population parity, so we are obviously still well short of that, but it's fabulous that we have been able to double the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander doctors over the past nine years.

The Committee remains seriously concerned about the extent of the dramatic inequality still experienced by an indigenous population that represents only 2.1 per cent of the total population of a highly developed industrialized State.