Sentence examples for religious population from inspiring English sources

The secular people are hugely judgmental of the religious population.

The Sunday opening of shops is being enforced, whether the still strongly religious population likes it or not.

Abu Dhabi, with far greater oil reserves and a more conservative, religious population, has proceeded more deliberately.

Rabbi Yosef is usually considered untouchable because he holds such a substantial part of the Israeli religious population in his sway.

Many liberals had, like Aswany, been dismissive of the emergence of the Salafis after Mubarak's fall, contending that they would find little traction in Egypt's moderately religious population.

As the religious population expands and a younger, more fundamentalist religious generation comes of age, secular and religious Jews are becoming more segregated in some areas.

But those are countries with very religious populations.

Geography- Graph the growth of a variety of religious populations in a number of countries using the Web site www.worldmapper.org.org

The study also found a wide disparity in the median age of religious populations, with Muslims and Hindus the youngest, and Buddhists and Jews the oldest.

In general, residents said, the varied ethnic and religious populations coexist peacefully, though a vocal subset has been protesting the construction of a mosque on Voorhies Avenue, and someone recently vandalized a fence there with references to Osama Bin Laden.

There were articles about the conflicts between secular and religious populations; about demonstrations in Tel Aviv demanding civil rights for African immigrants; about powerful rabbis making racist statements; about the addiction to cheap foreign labor ("The streets of south Tel Aviv look like a slave market in the morning," one article began).