Sentence examples for bigger populations from inspiring English sources

True, as countries with bigger populations and more resources than Spain, have discovered.

The West's predicament, though, isn't just a matter of limited capacity, bigger populations and environmental regulations.

He argued that states with bigger populations should have more senators, an idea he called "proportional representation".

One obvious explanation might be that countries with bigger populations offer more places.

Nearby counties have far bigger populations, with their own economic bases and urban cores in places like San Jose and Oakland, and their own major newspapers.

"This is good news on the conservation front but bigger populations in bigger areas increases the challenge of managing land, human and animal conflict," he told AFP.

It's an area with a bigger population than Greater Glasgow.

"New York has a bigger population than the whole entire nation of Georgia," he said.

Brooklyn was up 24percentt, including its bigger population of SEEK students.

(Quick reminder: D.C. residents pay federal taxes and comprise a bigger population than that of Wyoming).

Of course, with a far bigger population this is not necessarily a surprise.