Sentence examples for big populations from inspiring English sources

In contrast, GPs have a detailed understanding of the health needs of their patients and often their area, but are not used to planning across big populations.

Both China and India, with big populations and economies, are already big emitters of carbon dioxide and other gases that cause climate change.

First, that Santorum can win in states without big populations of evangelicals if the state uses a caucus system, which generally attracts the most conservative voters, to select its delegates.

Of the 500,000 Muslims living in Belgium – with big populations in Brussels and Antwerp – very few women wear the full veil, and there has been little public debate about the need to ban it.

They make sanctions easier to enforce by reversing the usual voting process in the European Council: instead of a qualified majority (which gives countries with big populations more votes than those with small ones) being required to impose them, one is needed to block them.

Because rural legislators like Representatives Jose Aliseda, Byron Cook, Tim Kleinschmidt and John Otto, all Republicans, have prisons in their districts, they each have big populations of ineligible voters -- criminals who aren't included in county maps, who can't vote, and who don't really have a stake in local affairs.

Because a big population needs answers".

"These tweens are the next big population group.

Jennifer Gray, meanwhile, told me she expects "a big population die-off".

"And a big population is saying they are not using their auditor for any consulting work".

If the Republicans do not want big government, they should do something about big population growth.