Sentence examples for day population from inspiring English sources

The Guardian spoke with McKinley in a coffee shop in the main street of John Day (population 1,707).

In a strike day, population distribution fluctuates more in educational institutions than in other occupancy classes.

Starting on July 24, the sites were visited every third day (1st day population 3350, 2nd day population 877, and 3rd day population 3484).

Nevertheless, we observed the same distribution as was found in the present day population.

The two municipalities have an estimated day population of about 900,000 people.

Indeed, most of the sequences present in our ancient sample (83%) have been transmitted to the present day population.

She projected catastrophic storms from the distant past onto the present-day population and storms from the more recent past onto richer and more populated areas than they had actually hit.

The city's present-day population includes many people of Polish ancestry.

It has a present-day population of roughly 37,000, and has produced a number of major league baseball players like the Molina brothers, Yadier, Bengie and José, all catchers.

In one of the most detailed genetic reconstructions of population history so far, Dr. Martin Richards of the University of Huddersfield in England and many colleagues have traced the remarkably ancient ancestry of the present-day population of Europe.

Although its present-day population is 99percentt Muslim, the country has enjoyed uneasy relations with its Arab and Iranian neighbors -- indeed, it is symptomatic of Turkey's anomalousness that its best friend in the region it once ruled has been Israel.