Sentence examples for urban populace from inspiring English sources
Popular opinion among the increasingly sophisticated urban populace is that the programme is cheesy and the jokes lame.
The announcement even thanked the "broad masses" for speaking up.On non-political issues, the urban populace is ever less shy about challenging officialdom.
In response, the urban populace became a restless, misruled, and anarchic mass that broke loose at the slightest provocation, responding to unemployment, famine, and plague with riots and summary executions of the officials considered responsible.
I wanted the urban populace and the architecture to in some way serve as a stage set and become something that would drop back for the trees, which would become the primary subject — the primary focal point of the picture.
The growing urban populace has resulted in cities being greatly compromised and exploited to unimagined levels (UN-HABITAT [2010]).
Somewhat more than 33%% of the urban populace lives in Greater Accra and is relied upon to stretch around 40%% by 2020 [34].
The People's National Congress (PNC), which initially identified with the urban Afro-Guyanese populace, essentially established a one-party state under the direction of its first leader, Forbes Burnham, who served as prime minister during 1964 80 and president during 1980 85.
Our results will present evidence of factors that influence the uptake of CBHI schemes among the poor in the urban and rural populace.
The apathy towards the management of sullage is more pronounced amongst the low-income strata of the populace in urban and peri-urban settings of the under-resourced regions.
Mr. Primavera pointed out that there tended to be less restriction on teardown activity in poorer urban areas, where the populace and public officials can be overburdened with keeping streets safe and similar issues, and where there is a lack of resources to focus on the loss of older housing stock.
Revolutionary sentiment was concentrated largely among the more educated and urban sectors of the populace.
