Sentence examples for population represent from inspiring English sources

The suicides, while not numerous relative to the overall population, represent the outrage that many farmers feel when their land is taken away.

Nationwide, only 14 percent of Catholics believe that abortion should be illegal, and Catholic women, who make up a quarter of the United States population, represent a quarter of United States abortion patients.

Correspondingly, in those regions I mention (which, by population, represent the most important regions of the global monsoon) much of the increasing precipitation signal is coming from oceanic regions: the eastern Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, the South and East China Seas and Bay of Bengal.

How does the local population represent concerns related to the use and maintenance of riparian vegetation?

How does the local population represent the possible changes in riparian vegetation over time?

The individual sets in each population represent a set of potential optimal solutions.

This relatively small percentage of the population represents the majority of book-buyers.

"Undeniably, our young population represents the future of our country," says Nahimana.

Income poverty remains a largely rural phenomenon, with the rural population representing 78% of the total population.

America's growing Hispanic population represents a significant growth market, said Andre Urena, who founded the Latin American Agents Association 10 years ago.

This last element is important because only the working-age population represents an economy's productive potential.