Sentence examples for has a tiny population from inspiring English sources

The former British protectorate has a tiny population of 420,000, but last year Vodafone alone processed 3,773 requests for metadata.

But it does so because of a distinctive demography and culture.New Mexico has a tiny population—smaller than that of Phoenix.

The smallest island, Kolocep, has a tiny population of 125 islanders (astonishingly, there were once 700 families here, when Kolocep was a force in medieval boat-building).

Although it has a tiny population, Montenegro also has as rich and violent a past as anywhere else on the continent.

Botswana, which is relatively wealthy and has a tiny population of 2 million, has nearly reached 90-90-90, as shown in a study published online on 23 March in The Lancet.

Alaska has always had a tiny population and almost always leaned Republican.

Despite its considerable diamond wealth, which might have spawned a corrupt and abusive elite, Botswana became a rare success in Africa, assisted by the benevolence of its leaders and by having a tiny population.

And considering that Alabama has a tiny Latino population (just 4percentt of the state population), it makes sense that Sessions would come out with nonsensical comments like "The day the bill passes, there will be effective amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants".

That is partly because Edinburgh has a tiny black population.

John McCain has this year made explicit appeals to black political groups, but his home state of Arizona has a tiny black population.

The Penguin News, which is printed weekly and online updated daily, usually has a tiny readership – the islands have a population of 3,000 – but the escalating diplomatic row between London and Buenos Aires has in recent weeks attracted many readers in Argentina, which calls the islands Las Malvinas and asserts ownership.