Sentence examples for population feeling from inspiring English sources

This left the general Shiite population feeling more vulnerable to the Taliban, he said.

With elections due in the autumn, and an impoverished population feeling betrayed, there is a great danger that the country will slip back towards the endemic violence that has plagued it in the past.

There are downsides: as Suzanne Bearne explored recently for the Guardian, "there are issues around putting in longer hours when you are working remotely", and a dependancy on technology means flexible working is still heavily skewed towards high-earning, technically-proficient career paths, which leaves large sections of the population feeling they have fewer options.

And in areas where the population is too dispersed for effective foot patrol, or the crime rate is already relatively low, zero tolerance is likely to have little effect.Worse still, in areas of high racial tension, the introduction of a zero-tolerance policy might leave the local population feeling victimised.

In turn, a brutal government crackdown on suspected insurgents is leaving the Sunni population feeling isolated and repressed.

As the Facebook IPO looms, our intricately entwined ecosystem of startups and investors seeks to benefit from the domino effect of a population feeling flush with cash.

QUESTION FROM NAHUMMER: I'm curious as to the general population's feeling about Aristide in all this?

Demographic trends thus helped to implant in the German population a feeling of both momentary strength and looming danger.

Gen. Aharon Zeevi, told the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, "In recent weeks, the Palestinian population's feeling of revenge are directed at him.

According to a poll in April, a third of Britain's Muslim population reported feeling under more suspicion in the past few years.

Each country sought to use education to provide the skilled manpower required for national development and to socialize its diverse population into feeling loyal to the new state.