Sentence examples for tumultuous population from inspiring English sources
The huge, overwhelmingly poor, tumultuous population?
Many of the least vaccinated populations are in complex, tumultuous countries like the Democratic Republic of the Congo where faith networks are especially vital players.
"The Hispanic population was looking, in the tumultuous days of the '60s, for something that was theirs, musically," Mr. Harlow said.
What Trimble represents, then, is less the city's dominant mood than a population, and a state, in tumultuous transition to modern life.
The past 50 years has seen the population of wildebeest in the Serengeti rise to a tumultuous 1.3 million animals thundering across the savannah as they chase the rains.
The closing of Renaissance Village, near Baton Rouge, and the other remaining FEMA parks represents the final chapter in one of the largest and most tumultuous efforts by the federal government to provide emergency housing to a displaced population.
The tumultuous societal changes that occurred in the 1990s led to a deterioration of the health status of all segments of the population.
Describes their tumultuous relationship.
The ovations were tumultuous.
Describes the tumultuous expedition.
