Sentence examples for population are often from inspiring English sources

Christians, who make up less than 5percentt of the entire population, are often treated as second-class citizens in Pakistan, where Islam is the official religion.

The others, who serve out their sentences among the general prison population, are often assaulted, stigmatized and generally victimized by the other inmates.

The streets of neighboring Corona, with the city's dense Latin American population, are often dotted with the fans in the red-and-white striped jerseys of Mexico's Chivas de Guadalajara or the bright yellow of Ecuador's national team.

When their responses are removed from the poll results, the responses of the Dominicans, Mexicans and Ecuadoreans who make up most of the rest of New York's polyglot Hispanic population are often more in line with the responses by Hispanics elsewhere, who are predominantly of Mexican descent.

While India's urban dwellers snap up cheap, city-friendly cars, the country's rural dwellers – who make up 70% of the population – are often stuck using much more rudimentary forms of transport: cattle-drawn carts, overstuffed rickshaws and makeshift vehicles, which are known locally as jugaads.

SRPs (47% of the total ED population) are often young men with musculoskeletal complaints.

Yet one solution that is proven and involves half the population is often overlooked.

The disease, which affects close to 1% of the population, is often misunderstood.

Extrapolation of data from pharmacokinetic studies in adults to the paediatric population is often not feasible.

In fact the diminishing of a wild population is often the trigger that starts research on a new species' domestication.

The population was often forced to stay shut up at home, but it never accepted it definitively.