Sentence examples for diminished population from inspiring English sources

It makes little sense to reconstruct an entire village from scratch amid contaminated fields close to depleted fishing grounds for a greatly diminished population.

Decades of poaching for its velvety pelt, peaking in the 1950s and 1960s, considerably diminished population numbers.

The locus specific P value, for the well-established Hipp1a QTL on distal Chr. 1, chosen at the point of the best P-value in the original map, decreases relatively smoothly with number of samples in the randomly diminished population.

The reduced agricultural output, however, was still large enough to support the even more diminished population.

Now its diminished population is seeking those who were lost, along with food, drinking water and clothing.

But even after a century, that diminished population may yet hold a surprise.In 1908 two apes were shot near a place called Bondo, in northern Congo.

Mr. Kiiru regrets the vastly diminished populations of the mythic birds of Kikuyu tribal culture, like buzzards, owls and hawks.

Despite some zones of gentrification, such once-great cities as Detroit, Cleveland, Memphis, Baltimore and Philadelphia could continue to suffer persistently high rates of poverty, diminished populations and high crime rates.

"We see the problems of an ageing and diminishing population," he said, adding that the 41m workforce would shrink rapidly by the mid-2020s on current trends.

With its diminishing population but rising oil wealth, Russia is the world's second-largest importer of labor after the United States.

The educational mission of the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine is to develop intellectual and analytic resources to investigate and to address key social, cultural, and ethical barriers to the delivery of health care and to diminishing population disparities in the receipt of care.