Sentence examples for massive population of from inspiring English sources

While the number of commutations Obama has granted far exceeds those of his predecessors dating back to World War II, they still impact a fraction of the country's massive population of incarcerated people.

They dream of a better kind of world," archbishop Desmond Tutu said this weekend as he was presented with a one-off special award from the Mo Ibrahim Foundation during its annual governance weekend in Dakar, which this year focused on Africa's massive population of young people.

In 2005 MySpace was purchased by News Corporation Ltd. (the media-holding company founded by the Australian entrepreneur Rupert Murdoch), and the site's higher profile caused it to draw scrutiny from legal authorities who were concerned about improper interactions between adults and the site's massive population of minors.

Or it was pulled there by a massive population of planetary "embryos" that may have inhabited the early solar system but were later expelled.

A 2008 move into China would be a major score for the popular Apple device, as the country has a massive population of cell-phone users.

Zhang said that mail is indeed not dead — and it's probably not that surprising given that the massive population of the U.S. may or may not be interested in getting a normal letter.

The per capita income is high and it has somehow managed to absorb massive populations of refugees without drama.

We have been well aware for some time that the massive populations of China and India alone mean they host more poor people than the entire population of Africa, let alone just the African poor.

He has also noted that the Kingdom and its fellow Sunni Arab-ruled states should recognize the risks of consistently crushing civil society and dissent, particularly among their massive populations of young people.

In spite of its massive population, for many years it suffered from a lack of effective pace bowling and a failure to develop talent outside the big cities.

Needless to say, it's the story of a doomed love affair between Philotei and Ibrahim, as relations between Greece and Turkey collapse in the First World War; prelude to the massive population exchange of 1923, which ended Greek settlement of Asia Minor.