Sentence examples for dwellers which from inspiring English sources
These subterranean dwellers — which the local press unkindly calls the "rat tribe" — are migrant workers in the service industry.
The ACI's study reflects salient differences in costs of living for expatriate and ordinary urban dwellers which arise from variations in their lifestyles and consumption preferences.
Second, we find that segregation leads to opportunity bias among slum dwellers, which inhibits equitable access to jobs in the labour market.
That would require every farmer to sustain nearly two city dwellers, which a shortage of fertiliser, farm machinery and fuel precludes.
Now the loudest complaints are coming from a new group, L.E.S. Dwellers, which Ms. Boyd and others formed to oppose the issuance of new liquor licenses.
But he already has plans to push for improving laws governing forced relocations of apartment dwellers, which is a lively topic in big cities.
"Using more broad-spectrum insecticides could damage beneficial insects like spiders and soil-dwellers, which eat beetles and aphids".
These results highlight the importance of diverse forest management and protection approaches for deadwood-dwellers, which should aim for habitat heterogeneity along with substrate diversity.
Seeking to secure a pliable new government, its agents bribed and divided the field; this almost certainly helped a party of Maoist guerrillas, whom India disliked most, to a stunning victory.Subcontinental hopesBangladesh, a semi-hostile nation of 153m delta-dwellers, which is currently under military rule and often under water, is another worry.
It is believed the fish was a bottom dweller, which used its snout or bill to search for prey.
A concerted search through every suitable scrap of forest in Ghana and the Ivory Coast ended without turning up a trace Miss Waldron's red colobus, a boisterous tree dweller, which has not been seen since the 1970's.
