Sentence examples for sizeable populations from inspiring English sources

It includes welfare reforms that are controversial in several east European countries, including Poland, which have sizeable populations of migrant workers in the UK.

People from the Chach make up the second largest community of Pakistanis in Britain with sizeable populations in Birmingham and Bradford; people with origins in the Mirpur region in Pakistani Kashmir make up around 70%.

Both England and South Africa have sizeable populations of Indian origin who are waiting to lap up any form of entertainment with a whiff of their homeland, and with top Indian film stars like Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta and Shilpa Shetty as part of the IPL spectacle, it couldn't get better than this for them.

We also estimated the productivity of raised-field agriculture, showing that in combination with other subsistence activities, it certainly had the capacity to sustain sizeable populations.

Malignant governments and mafias are frequently able to maintain control over sizeable populations through threats and intimidation, though they may only infrequently interfere directly in the activities of others.

And 20% of the world's Grevy's zebras, 12% of Kenya's black rhinos, a rare population of aquatic sitatunga antelope and sizeable populations of white rhinos, elephants and buffalos thrive here.

Across Europe, Muslims make up a sizeable population and will continue to do so.

Opportunities in the city have attracted a sizeable population, which thrives on the basic amenities supplied by civic agencies.

The leopards were here long before millions of people turned Mumbai (which once had a sizeable population of tigers, too) into a bustling megacity.

The area has a sizeable population that speaks both languages, and political groups are threatening protests if the college refuses to accept their demands.

The group includes heavily populated countries such as India, Indonesia and Brazil where even small changes in the fertility rate translate into sizeable population changes in a relatively short time.