Sentence examples for nation population from inspiring English sources

Iceland became the smallest nation (population: 332,000) to ever qualify for the Euros.

She is legendary in the area for her toughness; there's a photograph of her in the rest room of the museum in Big Piney ("Ice Box of the Nation," population 455).

SAN MARINO — This is Europe's smallest recognized soccer nation, population 30,000, and victories in the tiny, mountaintop republic are as rare as the coins and stamps that make it a collector's haven.

And it is remarkable how much suspense and psychological drama the show squeezes out of cabinet shuffles and health-care-reform bills in a small Scandinavian nation (population: nearly 5.6 million).

The scene could easily present an idyllic testament as to how quickly and painlessly Uruguay, the tiny South American nation (population 3.4 million) that became the first in the world to legalise the sale of marijuana last year, has adapted to its new status as a haven for weed smokers.

And so the negotiations found executives of a giant American studio sitting across the table from the chief executive of a sovereign nation, population 4.4 million, wrangling over the fate of a pair of films and, with it, a not insignificant part of that nation's economy and public image.

Limited information exists on diabetes foot complications in Canadian First Nation populations.

In Canadian First Nation populations, GDM may explain up to 30% of the highly increased incidence of type 2 diabetes in the next generation.

The majority of military-dependent births outside of the United States occur in Germany where iodine intake in the host-nation population is lower than the United States, Japan where iodine intake is higher than the United States and US territories in which little data regarding iodine intake is available [ 3, 11].

These individuals could not be identified and were included in the non-First Nations population group.

This is consistent with our article on overall diabetes prevalence in Alberta [ 7], which reported that overall diabetes prevalence is increasing more rapidly among the non-First Nations population.