Sentence examples for mighty population from inspiring English sources

The successes that stacked up at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 seemed to suggest that with state power and such a mighty population, nothing in sports could prove beyond the People's Republic.

Slums are part of the fabric of many cities and many have mighty populations.

If the Soviet Union were to recover from the war, not to mention compete with the mighty United States, the population would have to be spurred to even greater efforts, which meant intensifying the campaign against alleged foreign threats.

Should success be still incomplete, gigantic, inevitable famine stalks in the rear, and with one mighty blow levels the population with the food of the world.WHEN Thomas Malthus, an English economist, in 1798 published his "Essay on the Principle of Population", quoted above, he caused a sensation.

The second and most plausible explanation is that the state isn't as mighty as it wants its population to believe.

They were here because Serb forces waged war against them in their homeland- a mighty military against a civilian population.

In the springtime pine roots slowly regulate the mountain moisture that feeds water to intensive agriculture systems, mighty industries and a burgeoning population of over 50 million people.

That is a mighty slice of the country's overall population.

Not even Mr Michael Todd has yet contrived to send a son et lumière show around the world in 95 minutes, carrying to every centre of population an unmistakable "message": Russia is mighty, communism gets results.

Population: The largely forgotten issue will get a mighty leg-up in 2011 when the global total hits 7 billion – less than 13 years after reaching 6 billion.

In 1945, as the Red Army rampaged into German territory, the terrified population sought comfort in singing Luther's hymn A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.