Sentence examples for disparate population from inspiring English sources

The small slice of this disparate population who have chosen to share their experiences with the public liken their efforts to those of the gay-rights and similar movements of a generation ago.

It was they that molded a disparate population into a unified nation.

Today, a disparate population of 65 million souls forced to flee armed conflicts and natural disasters in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and sub-Saharan Africa, live transient lives with uncertain futures as displaced people far from their homelands.

Several gaps in America today -- rich vs. poor; college vs. no college; people with access to the corridors of power vs. those without; open minded people vs. closed minded -- make it difficult to say things accurately, simply and clearly to a disparate population, which can lead to the kind of gaffe the president made last week.

The large, disparate population of the main campus comprises general and academic staff (approx. n = 5500), approximately 32,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students and significant numbers of visitors.

(B ) The fitness model predicts that strong interactions beneficial to at least one partner can potentially lead to the convergence of initially disparate population ratios.

I admire the way Art Hostage sends half-coded signals to disparate populations.

Here the Kingfisher beers were cold, and disparate populations mixed: backpackers, spiritual seekers, wealthy French and, a relative rarity, Indians.

They show that diet, in particular, has a strong effect on the types of mobile genes in disparate populations.

In contrast to past precedents such as the creation of Israel or Liberia, it is not obvious that "refugee" would be a sufficiently strong unifying identity to encourage disparate populations to live together.

But these rebels share at least one thing: they direct their fire against weak states struggling to hold together disparate populations within boundaries drawn by 19th-century white colonialists.