Sentence examples for population will see from inspiring English sources

"Half the population will see the euro, feel the coins, use the coins," said Peter Hain, Britain's minister for Europe, who has been touring Britain to try to soften the skepticism about the euro.

The government and the banks now have to execute the plans and hope that the decisiveness and large acceptance of the austerity measures by the population will see them emerging stronger, albeit smaller, at the end of this process.

Two days after the US goes to the polls, the world's second-largest economy – and a fifth of its population – will see the beginning of the power shift from Hu Jintao and his peers to younger leaders under Xi Jinping.

The unequal distribution of incomes in Russia means that, even if the economy continues to tread water, the bottom 40% of the population will see their economic situation worsen, says Mr Rogov.Experts agree that, however the oil price moves, all scenarios "carry the risk of administrative crisis, elite squabbles and confrontation between the people and the regime".

"Unless wages rise, a significant sector of the UK population will see themselves caught between the desire to contribute to society and the inability to afford to do so.

"Unless wages rise, a significant sector of the Scottish population will see themselves caught between the desire to contribute to society and the inability to afford to do so".

For my money, if Hollywood, the WHO, OECD and leading businesses in finance and healthcare are already embracing the opportunities of longer lives and older populations, 2016 will see great progress for aging -- both for us as a global population and individually.

With regard to the future estimate of physicians by specialty per target population, all but the number of surgeons per 1000 population will increase (See Figure 2).

The numbers we see fleeing conflict will be dwarfed by the population movements we will see as global warming takes hold.

Most of the population growth we will see over the next four decades will use very little energy so that it doesn't matter that much.

Because cancer is so infrequent in a healthy population, a radiologist will see about 2,000 computer marks that are inconsequential for every one that is a real cancer.