Sentence examples for immense populations from inspiring English sources

But if you remember that both are arthropods — having exoskeletons and segmented bodies, among other things — and that immense populations of both were destroyed in this region in September 1999, a time that happens to coincide with the widespread aerial spraying of the pesticide malathion to combat the West Nile virus, a lightbulb may go off.

There is Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, with their immense population of black, middle-class residents and trendy restaurants and shops.

Perhaps you might reflect upon the artist's nationality, on the difficulty of ever comprehending the sheer scale of China, of its remote and immense population.

Instead, its actions are propelled by its need to secure energy, metals and strategic minerals in order to support the rising living standards of its immense population.

We will continue with our cholera response programme, but now we've noticed an extremely remote and immense population that don't have access to basic primary healthcare services".

They are hoping to bolster China's image and influence around the globe, particularly in regions rich in the natural resources needed to fuel China's powerhouse industries and help feed its immense population.

And combined with Indonesia's immense population, it augurs the emergence of a sort of "second India" in the Eurasian rimland, strategically located on the Strait of Malacca, the shipping superhighway between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Though outsourcing contracts are the mainstay of the industry here, the model that the Palestinian infotech sector looks to is not India's, with its immense population, but more that of Israel.

By John Updike China, experts agree, is the nation of the future; its immense population, its acrobatic blend of totalitarian controls and booming free enterprise, and the commercial and intellectual success its emigrants have enjoyed in nations from Malaysia to the United States all augur impending global dominance.

In London, however, because of the immense population and the consequent mortality, they more readily attracted public attention, and, after more than one partial measure of relief had been passed, the churchyards were, with a few exceptions, finally closed by law in 1855.

China, experts agree, is the nation of the future; its immense population, its acrobatic blend of totalitarian controls and booming free enterprise, and the commercial and intellectual success its emigrants have enjoyed in nations from Malaysia to the United States all augur impending global dominance.