Sentence examples for vocal population from inspiring English sources

The state of Saxony has a vocal population of neo-Nazis and others on the far right.

"Medicaid is more vulnerable than Medicare because it serves a less vocal population and it's a state/federal partnership, so the politics are more difficult.

Brutsch and co., who are merely a small subgroup of a large and vocal population, argue that they do nothing wrong in posting — or facilitating the posting of — these images.

Certain caveats are noted within our study; our participants may represent the most vocal population with particularly strong feelings, either positive or negative, about the service.

The LGBT population in particular is one of the more vocal populations that have developed a corporate equality index, rating companies' friendliness to the LGBT community.

Making a bid to win over the city's sizable and vocal tenant population, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg yesterday proposed adding 32,000 units to the number of rent-regulated apartments in New York City.

Some said that it was bad for Muslims; all I can say to that is that there's a strong vocal Muslim population in my constituency of Burnley and not one of them felt strongly enough about this to bother contacting me on the subject.

Janet Napolitano, the president of the University of California, said Wednesday that $5 million would be devoted to providing special counseling and financial aid for students living in the country illegally, a move aimed at disarming critics who worried she would be hostile to the small but vocal student population.

While vocal, the population of Haitians in Florida isn't overwhelming.

Other states, like Washington (64%) and Hawaii (66%), have vocal eco-conscious populations that are turning to cremation as a green alternative to traditional burials.

These days, retirees make up a sizeable, vocal segment of the population; year-round residents have increased, there is more ethnic, economic and racial diversity.