Sentence examples for population are concerned from inspiring English sources

A great majority of the population are concerned with the direction this country is headed.

Because segments of the population are concerned with the safety of or oppose community water fluoridation [ 52], there is a need for continued research on the behavioral and social determinants of opposition to water fluoridation.

"But it was not the nightmares or flashbacks that most of the population was concerned with.

As far as the local population was concerned, things had to change.

"This would be the ultimate organism as far as destruction of population is concerned".

I beg you on my knees to forbid any games with fire where the population is concerned.

Australia, with far fewer illegals, grows grapes over trellises, which allows automated harvesting.As far as the host country's population is concerned, then, the benefits of immigration may be modest and unevenly distributed.

In Germany, where the fast-aging portion of the population is concerned about inflation and about whether the government will be able to pay their pensions, the austerity program might indeed bolster confidence, Mr. Chaney said.

Its conclusions are unlikely to embrace Mr Lawson's alarmist references to attempts elsewhere to enforce population control, but are much more likely to include educational and other social initiatives in a belated attempt to secure cultural acceptance that, where population is concerned, enough is enough.

When the long-term dynamics of the rodent population is concerned, one year is only a time point, the seasonality of breeding is erased, and the population dynamics is described with the logistic model.

As far as educational characteristics of the sample population is concerned, it was found that most of the respondents were bachelors (34.6 %) followed by the masters, engineers, and doctors, etc., with a percentage of 28.5.