Sentence examples for population are drawn from inspiring English sources

The multiple items of population are drawn together into a People, God's People.

Achieving this dramatic reduction in lateral movement will be an important factor in the construction of new high-rise buildings, making them more livable as more and more of the world's population are drawn to large cities.

Though the city is at the core of sun-soaked Orange County, public pools are scarce and Latinos -- who make up 78% of the population -- are drawn more to soccer.

POPULATIONS often experience sex-biased demographic processes, in which males and females contributing to the gene pool of a population are drawn from source groups in different proportions, owing to patterns of inbreeding avoidance, dispersal, and mating practices (Pusey 1987; Lawson Handley and Perrin 2007).

Its population is drawn from boat people and their descendants who fled Indochina after the Vietnam war.

The findings may provide additional insight into why a minority of the population is drawn towards taking part in or supporting extremist violence.

As our study population was drawn from a headache clinic, result can not be generalized to the general population.

In Hungary 5.2percentt of the total population was drawn out of poverty by unemployment benefits; in Poland the figure was 3.5percentt.

He said much of the area's current population was drawn there to work at factories that have since closed.

According to director Michels, the rocket which transported the "best and brightest" of the population was drawn to resemble a popsicle.

The student population is drawn mostly from the southern New England states of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, as well as New York, New Jersey, and other Mid-Atlantic states.