Sentence examples for greater populations from inspiring English sources

America imprisons more of its citizens than any other nation on earth by far, including countries with far greater populations.

The study, reported in the journal Science, found that most of the parks were in better shape than the land immediately surrounding them, with less land clearing, greater populations of game and other animals, less logging, and less burning and grazing of land.

Amitabh Kundu of Jawaharlal Nehru University, who edited the Indian report, says: "The UN extrapolations, stories of unmanageable cities, are created by projections of the experience of the west, especially Britain in the 19th century, on to far greater populations of a wider world".

"France and England have had more money thanks to the deals their greater populations generate," said Townsend, whose playing career in four countries included stints in the Premiership and Top 14. "We have to get on with it in the Pro12 and what we have is a tournament high on quality, helped by the fact there is no relegation.

Moreover, local, state and federal government must recognize that a changing climate is bringing extreme and far-reaching changes to our food, water and energy systems, affecting even greater populations than those affected by storms.

"As we lose U.S. personnel, we have to concentrate on the greater populations," said Lt. Col. Thomas S. Rickard, the commander of 10th Mountain Division's Task Force Warrior, which has responsibility for the area that includes Tangi.

This would have allowed for greater population concentration.

New analysis of data from the southern Beaufort Sea in north-west Canada and Alaska suggest even greater population declines there.

The Anasazi had, by some estimates, a peak population of 250,000 -- a much greater population density than that which exists on the Colorado Plateau today.

As a result, mining towns like Moranbah are bracing for even greater population growth around the mines.

First, Europe has a much greater population density than the United States, so it's more cost-effective for European countries to build and maintain public transportation.