Sentence examples for Vanishing population from inspiring English sources

Now tensions that have simmered for decades are boiling over as the city's vanishing population of 55,000 fight back against the tourist tide.

Residents complained of an aging, vanishing population and a younger generation with few choices but the mines, the military or fast food restaurants.

A reforestation project within Panama tries to preserve the vanishing population of the Chiriqui Province.

For primatologists and conservationists who devote their lives to studying the great apes and to doing what they can to help protect the rapidly vanishing populations of the primates in the wild, a linked set of ethical and practical dilemmas looms almost unbearably large.

Based on his research in Greenland, he had suspected that the child belonged to a vanished population with no close kinship to living Native Americans.

During the next three years the Michigan State museum will bring out taxidermied specimens of vanished populations to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1962 publication of Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring," and the 2014 centennial of the death of the last passenger pigeon.

Venice's vanishing native population should be a cautionary tale to many cities, including New York.

It's apt that this grim report was released on the day of the Times Square "ivory crush," a media event to publicize the tragedy of the vanishing elephant population in Africa and Asia.

The impacts of vanishing wildlife populations on social conflicts may be highest in developing countries and weak states.

But it's not just large mammals that are vanishing; the populations of large fish, including tuna, marlins, cod and sharks are in rapid decline.

The foundation does "a lot of good work," he said, but the "Neighbors" book and other projects focusing on the vanished Jewish population have worried some.