Sentence examples for fall in the population from inspiring English sources

The numbers living in Liverpool are dropping by about 2,500 a year (see chart).In the 1960s, with the port of Liverpool and its associated industries in steep decline, a fall in the population not only looked inevitable, it was seen as something to be encouraged.

As the cost of running gas-guzzling tractors soars, even-toed ungulates are making a comeback, raising hopes that a fall in the population of the desert state's signature animal can be reversed.

Nic Huin, a researcher at Falklands Conservation, has discovered a steep fall in the population of the black-browed albatross, for which the islands are the world's main nesting area.

However, it is more likely that outbreaks of plague and disease led to the catastrophic fall in the population of the Roman empire than the success of primitive contraception.

Regression and other techniques are applied to the results to estimate how far from the mean the magnitude of interest can be expected to fall in the population of interest (e.g., the range of temperatures at which pure samples of lead can be expected to melt).

35 36 This reduction in salt intake was accompanied by a significant fall in the population's blood pressure and mortality from stroke and ischaemic heart disease.

With pinched resources and the prospect of steep falls in the population, local governments are being forced into the most radical reorganisation in half a century.A couple of much-publicised municipal bankruptcies have helped sharpen minds.

According to a report released by the charity DrugScope today in which it warns of a "silent epidemic", while the number of people treated for the use of drugs like heroin and crack cocaine is falling in the population as a whole, numbers are rising among people aged 40 and over.

AFr quantifies the proportion of total falls in the population attributable to the exposure.

We also assessed the potential contribution of OAB symptom severity to falls in the population.

Rises followed by falls in the population growth rates result in the inverted U-shaped demographic transition.