Sentence examples for much smaller populations from inspiring English sources

Those places have much smaller populations than Afghanistan's 25 million people, though.

More than twice as many travelled from Britain, France, and Germany, respectively — all of which have much smaller populations than the United States.

The task seemed likely to dwarf recent reconstruction efforts in East Timor and Kosovo, which have much smaller populations and less devastation from war.

Europe's large economies and Japan routinely spend more than America on rail investments, in absolute not just relative terms, despite much smaller populations and land areas.

Beyond the debt problem, the harsh fact remains that oil revenues alone cannot transform Iraq into a wealthy Gulf nation, like Kuwait or the United Arab Emirates, both of which have much smaller populations.

A haven for English slaveholders and pirates since the 17th century, San Andrés Province — this island and others nearby with much smaller populations — came under Colombia's control after independence from Spain in the 1820s.

Each spends about a million dollars a year to track a much smaller population.

Why Hong Kong, with its much smaller population, should have been hit so severely is not known.

Argentina, with a much smaller population and less money, has two World Cups.

(That is some time after its neighbour, Macau, which has a higher reproduction rate, but a much smaller population).

But officials said a surprisingly large number of applications came from South Koreans, a much smaller population of immigrants.