Term Gallery logo

Meanings of hispanic population in English

We have no meanings for "hispanic population" in our records yet.
Usage of hispanic population in English
1
It does not lend through intermediaries and has cut its U.S. branch network to about 1,000 from 1,400, focusing on the hispanic population.
Reuters
2
Miami has an admittedly large Hispanic population, but…but…a large chunk is Cuban.
The Guardian
3
Since 1925, the Claretians have served a predominantly Hispanic population in south Chicago.
Pubmed
4
They are mostly Italians, but we have a growing Hispanic population as well.
The sculptor
5
By 2020, the state's Hispanic population is projected to eclipse its white population.
Reuters
6
California, Colorado, New York and Georgia are all WellPoint markets with large Hispanic populations.
Reuters
7
McCain of Arizona and Bush of Texas are from states with big Hispanic populations.
Reuters
8
For members of Congress with large Hispanic populations, the benefits of passing reform were obvious.
The Guardian
9
States like Nevada and New Mexico have growing Hispanic populations that could tip the election.
Reuters
10
Arizona's Hispanic population is one of the largest nationwide.
Reuters
11
The data may be of particular interest to WIC staff who work with low-income Hispanic populations.
Pubmed
12
Hispanics are the largest U.S. immigrant group and Mexican Americans are the largest U.S. Hispanic population.
Pubmed
13
Reasons for the low rate of donation by the black and white Hispanic population are discussed.
Pubmed
14
States with significant Hispanic populations including California, New Mexico and New Jersey hold nominating contests on Tuesday.
Reuters
15
The state has a large Hispanic population.
Reuters
16
For the American Indian and Hispanic populations, age-adjusted death rates were higher for both males and females.
Pubmed
This collocation consists of:
Hispanic population through the time
Hispanic population across language varieties
United States of America
Common