Sentence examples for dwellers number from inspiring English sources

In this country of 14 million people, the Pygmies, the indigenous rain forest dwellers, number perhaps 100,000.

There's nothing quite like the herd of coach-class dwellers, numbering anywhere from 40 to 120, rushing the bathroom once in flight.

Although urbanization has traditionally been associated with a higher quality of life for urban as opposed to rural dwellers, a number of ills such as concentrated urban poverty, environmental inequity, and reduced economic opportunity plague new cities in the developing world as well as old postindustrial city centres.

The number of taxa recorded in each neighborhood reflected the dynamics of colonization as well as the activity of the dwellers (Figure 1).

But given space and environmental issues in our area, I think it unlikely that we will see houseboats or full-time boat dwellers in any numbers even if they were legal and encouraged.

The GIS platform also allows to provide for each building other information, i.e., the number of dwellers, the consumption of electric energy (daily, monthly, yearly), and so on.

Household overcrowding refers to the average number of dwellers per bedroom in households.

The majority of the sample had an average number of dwellers per bedroom in households of 0.8.

The implications of rural urban migration may be an increased number of urban dwellers who have characteristics (education and household wealth) similar to rural dwellers.

In the late 1990s, the number of city dwellers employed by state-owned enterprises dropped to fewer than half the workforce.

The fastest transition to cities is now occurring in Asia, where the number of city dwellers is expected to double by 2030, according to the UN Population Fund.