Sentence examples for because the populations of from inspiring English sources

"There must have been something else happening because the populations of early modern humans were expanding," he said.

But because the populations of China and India are so large, people in both will remain considerably poorer than those in today's developed countries.

Unfortunately, because the populations of their natural prey have often been decimated they have been known to kill famers' livestock, who hunt the animals to protect their animals.

That's because the populations of other rich countries (think Europe and Japan) are aging rapidly and their state pension schemes are all but broke.

They were also curious about why there weren't more blue whales, because the populations of other species of baleen whales have increased dramatically since the International Whaling Commission banned industrial hunting of some whale species in 1966.  .

This is because the populations of nomadic groups remain small, they don't stick around long enough to contaminate any one water source, and they tend not to keep domestic animals such as sheep and dogs, which can be sources of parasites.

But, perhaps because the population of children in the city is increasing, the sound of little feet is a complaint being voiced with increasing frequency.

Miraculously, only thirty people were killed, largely because the population of the Bay Area was about four per cent of its present-day size.

Local families can't live in town, so the schools are under subscribed, there's very little police presence because the population of permanent residents is small.

In fact, in rural areas competition causes costs to go up because the population of patients in rural areas is not what it is in urban areas".

A state judge postponed municipal elections in Charleston for six months because the population of outlying city council districts had grown much larger than downtown districts.