Sentence examples for population out to from inspiring English sources

London meanwhile, which in the 1970s was shedding its population out to the new towns, now sucks people and ambition from out of the provinces, having grown into the hyper-diverse centre of the financial universe.

The rally — which was addressed by well-known journalists, TV presenters, writers and politicians — opened with a provocative song, "Our madhouse is voting for Putin," a clear suggestion that the authorities had done everything to possible to get even the most passive layers of the population out to vote for them.

"Large, fast-growing cities like Los Angeles suddenly decant population out to smaller cities inland," says Robert Bruegmann, a professor of architecture and urban planning at the University of Illinois.

Therefore, the predicted mean curves for the hypertensive population turned out to be a translation of the graphical mean values that were predicted for the normotensive population.

Did any sectors of the population come out to vote in larger numbers than ever before?

In 1953, 70% of the population turned out to see their monarch.

A huge crowd — estimated at 1.1 million, or 58 percent of Berlin's population — came out to see him.

If the population turns out to be larger than the BLS thinks, its employment number will have to be revised up.

Having dominated the nation of just 370,000 people, the election was seen a referendum on his rule and a remarkable 87 per cent of the population turned out to vote.

Today the dead were buried in a mass funeral as bodies were carried on bedsteads to the graveyard in Jarafa, where almost the entire male population turned out to help dig the graves, the witnesses said.

More than a third of the population turns out to have these tiny cancers in their thyroid, but fewer than one in a hundred thousand people die from thyroid cancer a year.