Sentence examples for populace it from inspiring English sources
When a country or a culture -- not unlike the ancient civilization of Rome -- becomes more interested in vomitoriums than the growing disparity and disaffection in its populace, it runs a serious risk of caving in on itself.
Emphasizing modernist ideals in their medicine as much as in their politics, we conclude that health officials' lessons for waging an effective "war" on malaria targeted not just the disease but also its perceived societal sources of origin and hence the very populace it presumably sought to protect.
To North Korea's hungry populace, it doubtless looked as if the Americans had finally come to pay homage.
As he pointed out, powerful social change doesn't produce a placated populace; it produces rising expectations that demand more social change.
For the broader populace, it is beginning to sink in that, unlike in the past, vocal street protests will not produce pay increases and government concessions, and that the European Union and the I.M.F. now control the purse strings.
The powers that be have fallen prey to the false belief that if a technology is available – say, that allows it to spy on the populace – it should be used.
It is not Little Englander-ish to question whether Britain could not offer a better deal to its populace were it to depart from a parliament that makes even George Osborne look good.
As with many big players in Afghanistan, such as the government and Coalition forces, the Taliban realized in 1995 that if it wanted to keep the populace onside it had no choice but to let the opium trade continue.
But education, educating the populace, putting it out there, letting people know what it is and how they can stop it.
And, of course, it's got a tech-savvy populace, as it's home to or near tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon.
In the second world war, the government was so worried it would not be able to feed the populace that it tried to force all cheesemakers to churn out robust, long-lasting hard cheese.
