Sentence examples for about the same population from inspiring English sources

A demographer might call the region sparsely inhabited; in fact it has about the same population as Melton Mowbray, spread over an area the size of Italy.

A small country like France, which is five times smaller than the Democratic Republic of Congo, has about the same population – 67 million inhabitants.

SENATE DISTRICT 45 Each district needs about the same population, give or take 10percentt (about 300,000 for a Senate district and 124,000 for an Assembly district).

Neighboring Nassau has about the same population but only one prominent party switcher: Representative Carolyn McCarthy, a Republican who ran as a Democrat to oust an incumbent congressman in 1996.

Until recently, one of the three council districts in Anamosa, Iowa, had about the same population as the other two, even though all but 58 of its 1,400 population were prison inmates.

In Iraq, a country with about the same population as Venezuela, there were 4,644 civilian deaths from violence in 2009, according to Iraq Body Count; in Venezuela that year, the number of murders climbed above 16,000.

This goal function implies that both operators have identical goals and that each operator is only concerned about the total surplus for the passengers (S .4 It is reasonable to focus on the consumer surplus that both firms in total bring about since they serve the same population.

About 2-32-3% the same population is estimated to have non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), which is a stage of NAFLD that may progress to liver cirrhosis [ 1, 2].

One important gap is information about HUWs from the same population to allow comparability between all health states in such models [ 9].

Costs are very high; estimates for the year 2002, in fragility fracture patients aged >65 years, show that expenses are related both to surgical treatment and rehabilitation, while total costs for the year 2006 are estimated to be about 1,000,000,000 € in the same population.

Taken together with British Columbia, this means that the "Deep West", as it is called by Angus Reid, a pollster in Vancouver, now has roughly the same population (about 7.5m) as Quebec which in the eyes of many westerners has long enjoyed an unfair share of the federal government's attention and largesse.The rise of the west troubles Ontario, too.