Sentence examples for population far from inspiring English sources

All the integrated steel companies, including LTV, are also paying benefits to a population far larger than their employees.

Roughly two-thirds of the Jammu region is Hindu, a population far more comfortable under Indian aegis.

The parish is in a fast-gentrifying neighborhood with a declining Latino population, far from the city's biggest Mexican enclaves.

Blacks and Hispanics make up 60% of the current prison population, far in excess of their percentage of the overall population.

Would-be reformers might like to ask the Germans, with a population far bigger than ours, how they manage with an elected upper house of 69 members.

What about China or India, I asked — could a Jackson-size phenom emerge from either country, each with a population far bigger than that of the United States?

Those wonderful sewer systems installed in the 19th century are struggling to cope with a lack of maintenance and funding, and populations far greater than they were designed for.

So unless other debt-strapped European economies with populations far exceeding Latvia's 2.3 million people can find foreign labour markets to accept their workers unemployed under the new financial austerity, this exit option will not be available.

A small value of η c allows the creation of child populations far away from parents and a large value restricts only near-parent populations to be created as child populations.

Epidemiology may benefit from air quality modeling, with improved spatial and temporal resolution and the ability to study populations far from monitors that may differ from those near monitors.

The city's violence continues to outpace New York and Los Angeles, whose populations far exceed Chicago.