Sentence examples for much population from inspiring English sources

"If they did, they probably wouldn't make much money because there's not much population around".

Back then, only California among them had much population, so the booming state happily swallowed not only its share, but also most of the "surplus" water not allocated in the treaty.

In many ways, he said, "the Arab Spring is the canary in the mine shaft for a broader problem — fragmented countries, too much population growth, terrible education systems, too little water — these countries are the losers".

William Bourke, the founder of the newly formed Stable Population Party of Australia, said: "There is no housing shortage in Australia; there is a people long-age -- too many people, too much population growth creating massive strains on our society.

To call Central Point a town is giving it too much population.

It is considerably more challenging to quantify how much population structure is shared between two or more communities.

The question, really, is how much population-based screening helps women who are younger than 50, between the ages of 50 and 69, and older.

The New York-based pharmaceutical company Forest Laboratories and Stanford University are testing a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor, or S.S.R.I., on the women-who-shop-too-much population.

In GS on bi-parental cross populations, much smaller populations have been effective [ 4, 12], though these populations have never been proposed for long-term selection.

"Now they can serve a much larger population".

The Western Desert supports a much larger population than the Eastern Desert.