Sentence examples for talented population from inspiring English sources

Blessed with fertile soil, floods of oil, and a huge, energetic, talented population, Nigeria should be Africa's giant.

In addition, Iran has a talented population and an economy that could soar, if its clerical, faction-ridden revolutionary government ever yielded to a modernizing one.

The Shiite affinities of Iraq and Iran, under a militant religious alliance, with a large and talented population backed by petroleum wealth, would be a formidable enemy with both military power and terrorist inclinations, and not much reason to refrain from using either or both to get its way in the region.

Yet here is a vast, potentially rich country with a talented population.

So children defined as "high ability" based on one exam are not necessarily the most talented in the population.

As a global employer, General Motors GMGM) believes that a diverse workforce offers a competitive advantage and strives to foster an environment that offers the greatest opportunity for the increasingly talented and multicultural population.

Israel has a growing, fabulously talented, technology-oriented entrepreneurial population that is pushing hard to shake off suffocating, socialistic taxation and regulation.

How are we ever going to build a truly reflective democracy if we leave half of our most talented members of the population out in the cold during their reproductive years?

They're cute, furry, and architecturally talented, but the resurgence of Stockholm's beaver population has become deadly for the city's trees, National Geographic reports.

First is the lack of a discrete population base from which to attract talented physician and other patient-oriented research trained scientists.

"Orphan Black" stars the prodigiously talented twenty-nine-year-old Tatiana Maslany as a small population of clones.