Sentence examples for but whose population is from inspiring English sources

The bridge would have replaced ferry service to an island with an airport but whose population is small.

Broome is in the Kimberley, a hunk of Western Australia the size of California but whose population is only 41,000 hide-skinned, Akubra-sporting (you know, the iconic hat) individuals.

Since this WHO finding, studies have embraced more and more countries, but not yet China, whose population is close to one-fifth of that of the entire world.

Gallup leans more Republican than you think Gallup is currently one of the most pro-Romney polls in the RealClearPolitics average, but it's the only poll whose population is registered voters.

Similarly to antisense piRNAs this class of longer 29 nt small RNA molecule has prominent U1 nucleotide bias but in contrast to classical piRNAs whose population is quite complex with most RNAs being cloned only very rarely in both D. melanogaster [ 2] and A. gambiae (this study) this group of antisense 29-nt small RNA are represented several times by the same molecule.

CUBA IS THE only Latin American country whose population is falling.

But the shifting demographics of the district, whose population is largely and increasingly black and Hispanic, will factor into the race.

But none more so than Palisades Park, whose population is now 54 percent Asian-American and 44 percent Korean-American, the Census Bureau reported this week.

"Foreigners show interest in Mongolia, whose population is just two million people, but its name does not end in 'stan'," he said, straining facts as well as logic.

But the chief minister said he would sign the OECD framework if Bermuda, whose population is nearly five times that of Anguilla, accepts the measure.

Santo Domingo, whose population is two million and growing, is bursting at the seams.