Sentence examples for population great from inspiring English sources
Within a day's drive of nearly one-third of the American population, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with nine million visitors a year, is used by more people than any other national park.
Myanmar is in a strong position with great natural resources, a large youthful population, great geographical location and a government that seems determined to embrace economic and political change.
Not only was the local population of the affected countries involved in co-creating the rebuilding, they coined the phrase "Build Back Better!" The reconstruction effort hewed to that mantra and made the villages safer from future disasters, created better schools and achieved many other objectives that gave the local population great pride in their new surroundings [45].
This is similar to what was described in the single center cohort from Padua, 4 which was recruited from a homogeneous Caucasian population (great majority from northeastern Italy) with a predominance of GC-treated participants.
They reported lower rates when comparing large metropolitan areas, defined as cities with a population greater than one million, with less populated areas.
Nonetheless, two cities Zhengzhou and Luoyang have a population greater than one million each, and Zhengzhou's urban area population exceeds 2.5 million.
As you know, my seat is a Labour-Liberal Democrat marginal with an ethnic minority population greater than my majority.
Mesa is twice the size of Washington, DC, and has a population greater than Cleveland or Miami.
Crime dropped 7.4percentt in New York City, the statistics show, compared with 3.1percentt in the nation as a whole, and 4.4percentt in cities with a population greater than a million.
Researchers selected 89 countries, taking into account only those with a population greater than 1 million and a poverty headcount above 1%.
In the current healthcare climate, we face increased numbers of complex or seriously ill patients, an aging population, greater costs, declining reimbursement and waning resources.
