Sentence examples for much younger population from inspiring English sources

"It was less crowded, and a much younger population," Dr. Edoga said.

We have a very bad demographic, we need a much younger population".

There are many elements to a solution, not least allowing expanded immigration from the developing world, with its much younger population.

India does have a much younger population than Europe, with a median age of just 26 years, and its people may be better schooled in ways to cope with heat, given India's higher average summer temperature.

Rochester and Strood, by contrast, has a much younger population, with fewer over-65s than the national average.

The town's MP Fiona Mactaggart said she was "unsurprised" at the figures as "Slough has a much younger population than most other towns".

He said: "We have business clients who export to the EU, but hedging their bets by looking at the emerging economies of Columbia, Egypt, and Vietnam, with much younger populations of people who want to buy western, including British, goods.

This is likely because these studies included much younger populations.

Our results reveal the existence of high population structuring with no evidence of IBD also among much younger populations in Chile and the Falkland Islands, as indicated previously by studies of allozyme variation (Faundez et al. 1997; Colihueque et al. 2003).

When associated with marijuana use, such tumors occur in a much younger patient population than do similar tumors in tobacco smokers.

Considering the very low transplantation rate and the much younger dialysis population than in the rest of Europe, strategies to reduce the RRT deficit in Ukraine should be the development and improvement of transplantation and home-based dialysis programmes.