Sentence examples for hurt populations from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that 97% of cowbird eggs and nestlings do not survive to adulthood, brood parasitism by cowbirds has pushed birds of some host species to the status of "endangered" and has probably hurt populations of birds of some other host species.

Some scientists have alleged that hatchery salmon--which account for up to 95% of some species of adult salmon in the Columbia River basin--hurt populations of wild salmon.

Before the International Monetary Fund and the West try to bail out the country, Mr. Mugabe and his cronies should eliminate the corruption that has hurt the suffering population of Zimbabwe.

It can take years for some trawled grounds to recover, and critics say the damage hurts fish populations.

The devices, sometimes called "fish magnets," severely hurt fish populations and trap other creatures, such as sea turtles and sharks, in waiting nets.

In other words, while changes in air quality have hurt the population, the biggest problems are the same as those faced by any poor population in the world.

So if you want to hurt a population, target the biggest.

Badgers and skunks are being enlisted in the state's fight against pelicans that are eating too many sport fish and hurting delicate populations of Yellowstone cutthroat trout.

As they cut spending on the courts, state legislatures are degrading public safety by delaying the resolution of criminal cases; hurting vulnerable populations like children and the elderly, who need the courts' protection; and damaging our system of government by weakening the judiciary, a separate and co-equal branch.

Preventive healthcare services have crowded out treatment services provision and hurt the population's health, in turn reduced the economy's productivities and deteriorated social welfare.

And it'll hurt a population that doesn't vote".