Sentence examples for vibrant population from inspiring English sources

Think demographics: The United States has a young and vibrant population, while Europe's is aging and declining.

As strange as it may seem, smoking is a strong cultural indicator that a Chinatown continues to serve a vibrant population of immigrants.

They propose a series of projects that, they say, would alter and tilt the landscape in ways that could reduce or contain flooding during the monsoon without displacing its vibrant population and commerce.

The further, critical "giving" has to come in the supreme leader's office, where the 30percentt error of 1979 has entrenched itself and so denied Iran the governance and society its vibrant population deserves.

They can use their skills as doctors, teachers, nurses, builders etc to provide a vibrant population who already speak Arabic and need somewhere safe to live – surely a neat solution for all parties?

The role of religious differences (including atheism) in our lives is a vital reflection of a vibrant population of diversity along a dimension of pursuit of inward knowledge.

Sheer vertical walls such as Ngemelis (pronounced 'nemellys') Wall drop more than 300 metres (985ft) into the blue and are covered in vibrant populations of colourful hard corals.

These scenarios range from critically endangered populations to monitoring gene flow and genetic drift in large contiguous vibrant populations (Table 1).

For example, there is a vibrant oyster population near the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge (formerly the Tappan Zee Bridge).

But perhaps a more potent force in this deja vu is the city's vibrant ethnic population.

From the Middle Ages until World War II, Poland was host to Europe's largest and most vibrant Jewish population.