Sentence examples for population calls from inspiring English sources

Never mind, either, that migrants claim far fewer benefits than indigenous Brits, or that our ageing population calls for more newcomers, not fewer.

(Even today, most of Zanzibar's African population calls itself "Shirazi," in echo of the ancient Persian principality of Shīrāz, from which the earliest Persians came).

Such a showing would be an important milestone for the party, given that nearly a quarter of the German population calls the state home, and it would undoubtedly add a new dimension to the political pressures heaped on Chancellor Angela Merkel as she tries to navigate the competing domestic and European-wide demands about how best to address the euro crisis.

The burgeoning elderly population calls for a robust tool to identify patients with increased risk of mortality and morbidity.

The constant uncontrolled rise in the population calls for the efforts to ensure the timely availability of biopharmaceuticals to address the prophylactic and therapeutic needs of the masses.

The rapid aging of the population calls for action and urgency.

The indigenous population, called ni-Vanuatu, is overwhelmingly Melanesian, though some of the outlying islands have Polynesian populations.

In such cases, a subset of the population, called a sample, is used to provide the data.

Islam showed the biggest growth in the country with 1.2 million – 5% of the population – calling themselves Muslims in 2011.

The president of Indonesia, home of the world's largest Muslim population, called on the US to ensure that no burnings took place.

He uses them as "alibis" while the daily struggle of the rest of the French population called Rachida or Fadela hasn't changed.