Sentence examples for living population from inspiring English sources

But, with November this year expected to see the seven billionth human join the living population, things have changed, he said.

A. In the same way that dead bodies help pathologists understand illness in a living population, the people in bankruptcy help us learn about the economic risks facing families generally.

Nevertheless, recently-dead specimens were found in the 1960s, and a living population of 24 insects was discovered in 2001 on Ball's Pyramid, an isolated sea stack around 20km from Lord Howe Island.

The following year the commission agreed a living population of 400 wild boar in the area.

Agriculture is the main source of livelihood for rural masses and the most of the living population is tribal community.

Here, we provide the first comprehensive natural history and ecological data on a free living population from Miombo woodland.

Higher levels of debt would make interest rates less effective in raising spending levels; a longer-living population would be saving more for future retirement; and a more unequal distribution of income might amplify the effects of rising debt.

To achieve a corresponding advantage for the community-living population, it would be advisable to develop recommendations on which medical specialists have to be visited regularly.

"The hope is that we have a free-living population in the wood, but we won't know how they have fared until next year," said White.

Another long-living population inhabits the Greek island of Ikaria.

Scotland's first reintroduction, in Knapdale forest in 2009, was hailed an "outstanding success", but an unlicensed free-living population in the river Tay has caused problems.