Sentence examples for global populace from inspiring English sources

As for what sort of world we might be leaving to our children, Mr. Emmott's apparent response is that we not reproduce at all lest we arrive at an unsustainable global populace of 10 billion well before this century is out.

Any foreign soldiers of elder-mother-frailty that seek to invade our borders shall receive retribution in the form of repeated "pokes" on the webbed I.B.M. platform "The Facebooks Space" that has eaten the global populace's brain matter.

Given that Google is now mature and SRI's GeoWeb can provide the universal geotagging process, we might be on the verge of a situation-aware global populace.

The annual list selected what Forbes said were the world's 71 most-powerful people from among the roughly 7.1 billion global populace, based on factors ranging from wealth to global influence.

For on that date, a much needed breeze of fresh air was unleashed upon a beleaguered global populace, and welcomed in this still new era of the 21st Century.

At a time when unpredictable climate changes are negatively affecting crop yields, and the fact that it has become more profitable for some farmers to switch from producing eatable staples like soybeans to growing corn for bio-fuel, what are your plans for how we -- one of the most prosperous nations on the planet, can continue to help the World Food Program feed a hungry global populace?

Over time, the interplay between market forces, attainable agricultural yields, and the practicalities of food-distribution networks may allow shifting demand from a newly informed populace to reshape global agribusiness.

We need a more scientifically literate populace to address the global challenges that humanity now faces..

With Hollywood using its enormous marketing clout to keep us focused on their product while countless other countries try to compete by pumping more films into the global pipeline, how is an already distracted populace supposed to keep up?

With a more educated populace, we could attempt to reverse global warming, give people an education that is necessary in today's job market and cancel "Jersey Shore," forever.

Quoting another contact, the assistant secretary at the Irish department of the environment and local government, it added: "Part of the problem is that, as Tom O'Mahony said, the Irish populace has not 'internalised the costs of global warming', so there is no sense of urgency to move on the issue".