Sentence examples for battle population from inspiring English sources

But campaigners for a resurgence of economic growth in the north must battle population decline, low productivity and a reliance on public sector jobs.

Mr. Peterson pushed Audubon well beyond its traditional mission of protecting wildlife into newer environmental battles like population control, energy policy and curbing toxic chemicals.

More recently, these cities have battled persistent population loss, economic contraction, physical deterioration, and auto-oriented development.

The army had 630 men killed defending Kilinochchi, and 400 wounded; a fearful slaughter in one battle for a population of only 18m.

Such doubts may be useful in what is expected to be a protracted legal battle over whether population data compiled using sampling can be used in redistricting, the drawing of lines for Congressional and state legislative districts.

Southerners were acutely conscious of the fact that they'd lost the population battle to the North and Midwest.

No, historically, killing Native people physically was never the battle; disease, huge population disparity, and the United States' commitment to brutal total warfare against Natives and superior arms made the physical victory somewhat an inevitability at some point.

Political violence seems likely to intensify as growing populations battle for dwindling food supplies.

But comfort won't last long for a population battling with finances, emigration and unemployment.

Meanwhile Manhattan has been turned into a war zone, as a ruthless military-occupation force battles a general population that has been turned into, you guessed it, mutants and zombies by a virus unleashed as part of a government conspiracy.

It estimated 17% of the population battled to put food on the table, up from 14% in 2009.