Sentence examples for busy population from inspiring English sources

A busy population of urban professionals, intent upon working hard and playing hard, has fewer and fewer opportunities to cook at home.

Because of the nature of designing studies with a vulnerable (and often very busy) population, our sample size was limited, and it was difficult to achieve compliance for monthly blood draw.

Soderbergh keeps the screen busy: London, population 8.6 million; China, Guangdong province, population 100 million.

The limo traveled this road into the busy business district of Kinshasa, population 2.5 million, former vortex of slave and ivory traders, until recently known as Leopoldville.

It needs a strong dollar--a weak yuan, that is--to keep its exports competitive and to keep its underemployed population busy.

It needs a strong dollar a weak yuan, that is to keep its exports competitive and to keep its underemployed population busy.

I also wonder how much of the absence of people of colour though is half our own fault: is the British immigrant population too busy getting ahead to worry about climate change?

Chicago's Latinos tend to live in neighborhoods with high population density, busy commercial life in the streets, and vibrant public spaces.

It is also very busy repressing its own population using military force.

It turns out that Darwin has a long history and used to be a busy city with a population of more than 3,500 people, most of them miners who worked in the mountains that surround the town.

While most of the American population is busy consuming stories about Thomas Duncan and Amber Vinson, there are three countries in Africa filled with suffering beyond the faintest grasp of our imagination.