Sentence examples for a population in decline from inspiring English sources

The Canadian government funds only $150,000 worth of research on polar bears nationwide in a whole year.Although Mr Derocher supports a limited amount of hunting, he notes that for a population in decline the sustainable harvest number is, by definition, zero.

Relatively large values of NeD reflect a population in decline rather than evidence of robust genetic resistance to extinction.

And then things get surreal as she describes a shrimp population in decline because, on anti-depressants, they become reckless, swimming into the sun and getting killed.

Coupling the downward alcohol trend in young adults with a Baby Boomer generation population in decline may be why, as I have reported recently, the last few years of retail wine sales have been flat.

Except for a population decline in the 1970s, Indianapolis has enjoyed steady but modest population growth in recent decades.

Decline in the French share of North Atlantic fisheries and the rural depopulation seen elsewhere in France at the beginning of the 20th century led to a population decline in Brittany of more than 11percentt between 1911 and 1946.

Although, they remain common throughout much of their range, fragmentation of habitat and loss of large trees suitable for nesting has caused a population decline in Victoria and South Australia.

This seems a reasonable view because we do not expect a population decline in the large number of species examined to date.

An investment that grows in value is an increase; a population that declines in numbers is a decrease and so forth.

Take the state of Michigan, for example, which has seen a decline in manufacturing, a decline in population, a decline in every measure of what makes a state a state.

Without that precision, it's impossible to know if the abnormalities occurred only in a population that was in decline, or if they persisted for tens of thousands of years as an unusual but harmless feature.