Sentence examples for such a small population from inspiring English sources

That's not a trivial sum for a country with such a small population.

He added that it was a great testament to a town with such a small population.

Uruguay has such a small population, barely 3.4 million, that it feels normal that everyone calls the president Pepe, the informal, familiar version of José in Spanish.

"We're the last ones anyone takes seriously, because we're such a small population," said Jessie Parker, of Perry, Me., as she waited for the caucus to start.

He referred to Ethics Minister Nsaba Buturo's proclamation that homosexuality is not a human rights issue, and wondered why the Ugandan government is so intent on targeting such a small population of individuals.

"That is a large portion of the budget for such a small population," said Ronald Kuerbit, the chief administrative officer for Fresenius Medical Care, a company with 1,100 dialysis clinics nationwide.

For solving practical issues such as managing a small population of endangered species, an accurate estimate of the current or short-tem Ne is of special importance, which is a major concern of this study.

In a small population such as the subset used here, QTL analysis will tend to underestimate the number of loci contributing to the trait and overestimate the size of the effects (Beavis 1998).

Will the men composing the small states be less free than those composing the larger?" Even if it were true that the condition of being a citizen of a state with a small population entails such grievous disadvantages that, to correct for them, the very votes of such citizens must be assigned a greater weight than the votes of other Americans, how much is enough?

Furthermore, hybridization could counteract negative effects of a small population size such as inbreeding depression [ 3, 10] and could thus protect a species against extinction [ 11].

Observed difference in maternal death statistics in a small population province such as Stung Treng is not a good indicator by which to measure the success of an MCH programme.