Sentence examples for dove population from inspiring English sources

Patently, a bourgeois invasion against a completely dove population would be successful as well, gaining the bourgeois 6 offspring.

Until this year, that was a question that no one had even thought to ask, because no one knew that a scourge was stalking the dove population.

These opt-outs are based on a European court of justice (ECJ) ruling, which permitted Malta to seek such derogations on the basis that the turtle dove population remained at a favourable level.

The turtle dove population has fallen by 96% in Britain since 1970 and its numbers have fallen across Europe by more than a third in the last 16 years.

The turtle dove population has dived by 85 per cent since the survey began in 1995 as these seed-eating migratory farmland birds suffer from a loss of countryside hedgerows and rising pesticide use.

Once widespread in the south, the turtle dove population – which is currently estimated at 14,000 pairs - is now "balancing on a knife-edge in the UK", with nearly 60 per cent lost just in the five years to 2010, the RSPB said.

Turtle dove populations are in an even worse state, with 96% of the birds lost between 1970 and 2012, conservationists fear the bird could become extinct in all but the lines of the Christmas classic.

Sitting in his cool, stone home, Mifsud Bonnici rejects arguments about the turtle doves' decreasing population, saying the decline is not alarming, even to EU officials.

Human metabolic waste products that are rapidly collected and pooled by the sewage systems can provide valuable evidence of the amount and type of any common product consumed by a population (Dove 2006).

At the same time, it is an asset to be a dove in a population of hawks, especially when the cost of combat is very high, because the dove never pays the cost of combat while hawks have to pay this cost in nearly all combat.

The doves had an Ohio population of 5 million and were legal prey in 38 states.