Sentence examples for made the population from inspiring English sources
Increased literacy and the influence of mass media have made the population more homogeneous in sexual attitudes.
The only coherent reply he could ever get out of Cao when they argued about the air strikes and shellings was that the planes and the artillery flaunted the power of the government and made the population respect it.
Progress was slow as the Free State's activities had made the population in the west hostile to colonisation and the east remained in the control of the Manyema and the slavers.
Poor nutritional conditions made the population more vulnerable to infectious diseases.
The recent research developments in the field of population surveys in such small country made the population more solicited and hence keen to participate only to interesting topics.
The highly significant phenotypic variation between SSD lines, combined with the disparate performance of the parents made the population well suited for use in the subsequent genetic studies.
Subsequent evolutionary changes would have made the populations even more physically distinct, he says.
The current legislative map was adopted after the 2000 census to make the population equal in each district.
Governments are not necessarily doing the best job at finding the balance that makes the population happiest.
What makes the population of patients receiving care different, Ms. Griffin said, is their relative youth.
"We want to create a landscape for dormice and that will make the population more robust," said White.
