Sentence examples for about a population from inspiring English sources

We're already talking about a population that is rushed and hurried.

"It's not about sex, but it is about a population and identity.

The process of using a sample to make inferences about a population is called statistical inference.

Istanbul about a population of about two million, of which about four hundred thousand, it is estimated, live in "gecedondu".

Never perhaps in history has so much nonsense been so confidently peddled about a population as large and diverse as this planet's billion-plus Muslims.

Lord True, the head of Richmond council, recently revealed town hall bosses had been briefed about a population forecast of 13 million for London by 2050.

In the 1970s, the Ministry of Defence in London produced this epic lie: "There is nothing in our files about a population and an evacuation".

There was something innocent and beautiful about the city, and about a population that still relate to each other without the digital interface that we have.

"We're talking about a population that has no shot," said Dr. Richard Miller, chief of pulmonology at St. Michael's Medical Center in Newark.

Conceptually, therefore, we speculate that this error is more likely of the Berkson type, with true values varying randomly about a population-weighted average represented by the base case.

"It's about acknowledging a population that no one -- including members of the population -- really wants to identify with".