Sentence examples for fortunes population from inspiring English sources

However, a crackdown by Greater Manchester Police coupled with investment in, and structural changes to the housing stock, began the change in Salford's fortunes; population decline has slowed, and Salford's city councillors have insisted it is a safe place to visit.

Mr. Treffer, the tourism chief, proudly lauds a historical exhibit that shows the fortunes and population of Ingolstadt, rising and falling with the vicissitudes of history.

There were mixed fortunes for bird populations in 2013.

According to David Kelly, a biologist who also works with the Outer Hebrides Fisheries Trust, there is a marked difference in the fortunes of salmon populations in different areas of Scotland.

It did not, however, significantly improve the economic or political fortune of the population's poverty-stricken peasant majority; only a few Indonesians were able to gain a larger role in commerce, and hopes for democracy were dashed within a decade.

Around the turn of the 20th century, 80% of the world's finest pearls came from here – and the trade didn't just transform the town's fortunes but also its population.

"These plans outlined in today's report will allow it to turn its fortunes around, lifting the population out of the doldrums.

The demise of the once thriving canal and maltings businesses brought about a serious decline in Banagher's fortunes, including a significant population decrease.

And might the rapid decline in plague activity in the decade immediately preceding human spillover, evident for events 1, 2 and 4 in Figure 1, signify an acute reversal of fortune for rodent populations - disrupting colonies and displacing distressed animals, and thus facilitating human contact?

Not many people could thus take advantage of this exchange offer, and for most and in particular the rural population—half their fortunes just vanished.

The area is home to a large black population and several Fortune 500 companies.