Sentence examples for a very substantial population from inspiring English sources

Not only does this perpetuate archaic stereotypes, it also fails to account for a very substantial population of parents and caregivers — single dads, gay dads, dads who are out with their kids for the day without mom, grandfathers, male babysitters and other men charged with watching over babies in diapers.

At its peak in the late 2nd century, Volubilis had around 20,000 inhabitants – a very substantial population for a Roman provincial town – and the surrounding region was also well inhabited, to judge from over 50 villas discovered in the area.

These disorders cause high disability at individual level (discussed further below); even after discounting to allow for likely overestimation, these prevalence estimates are indicative of very substantial population ill-health.

The data from previous studies suggested that the PAR of SNPs in VEGF was between 0.11 and 0.48, which if the upper estimate were correct would indicate that a very substantial degree of population morbidity and mortality from CVM is directly due to genetic variability in VEGF.

"Now that the losses in health coverage are impacting more middle-class and working families," Mr. Pollack said, "this issue becomes one of self-interest for a very substantial part of the population".

Mr Allen points out that although Loyalists were a minority in the end perhaps no more than one-fifth of the colonists in many places they were a very substantial proportion of the population of the colonies.

The expansion of agricultural activities and a pro-immigration policy paved the way for a very substantial increase in the urban population, especially in Buenos Aires.

Second, they suggest a very substantial contribution to the central population from the East, putatively the Anglo-Saxons.

"It has a very substantial liberal, progressive element, but outside of the cities, it has a very conservative population.

As shown in Figure 6A and 6C, the macrophage-rich adherent population showed a modest increase in both GATA-3 and SOCS-1 expression, whereas a very substantial rise in both was seen in the non-adherent cells.

It is a very substantial legacy.