Sentence examples for population at a from inspiring English sources

Unofficial estimates put its population at a million.

Compare these statistics with the ethnic population at a large public university in each state.

J. K. Dadoo, the local environment and forest secretary, put the total monkey population at a more conservative 5,000.

Increased pollution level in cities due to vehicles and industrial development have also put the urban population at a higher health risk than those in a rural population".

The United Nations mission to Iraq pegged the residual population at "a few hundred who did not want to leave," said spokeswoman Eliana Nabaa.

Far more Thais live in Southern California than in New York, where the City Planning Office estimates the population at a mere 6,000.

Most surveys on life satisfaction take a snapshot of a population at a given moment rather than conducting longitudinal studies following people over the course of their lives.

The prevalence rate measures the total number of existing cases of a disease in a population at a given point in time or over a period of time.

"It's been a struggle to keep up with the costs associated with a large and aging horse population, at a time when the economy and giving is down.

Further operations were also authorised to maintain the population at a reduced level, provided it did not fall lower than 3,348 pairs.

It argued that the virus that causes AIDS was "now running rampant in the heterosexual community" and would continue attacking the straight population "at a frightening pace".