Sentence examples for population bad from inspiring English sources

The exploding deer population, bad enough in other parts of the country, is particularly confounding in suburbia, which is so cozy and secure for deer you would think they designed it themselves.

The simplest way to interpret this impact is suggested by the write-up the study received from the Atlantic: Great for college-educated women, pretty good for the rest of the female population, bad for men and particularly bad for working class men.

Benjamin Tillman was a farmer in South Carolina who made his way into politics advocating for poor whites against the ruling Southern aristocracy (good!) and also their issues with the recently freed black population (bad!).

Question on this part of the survey refer to: quality of management, quality of information technology (IT), preparation for changing demographic factors (growing age of the population), bad financial situation, internal problems, and lack of staff.

The difference in impact may again reflect the two identification strategies picking up different properties of the sample population; (bad) health may be an influential factor in explaining the labor market outcome for an individual who already is obese, but when it comes to income and changing weight categories, health may not be a main driver.

These evolved over time, thanks to growing populations, bad behavior and the orneriness of some town boards or county legislatures.

A recent Health Effects report reiterated these statistics, saying more than 95percentt of the world population breathes bad air.

The move hurts an extremely vulnerable population in bad economic times and will almost certainly add to shelter costs.

A 2005-2007 dry spell in the southeastern United States destroyed billions of dollars of crops, drained municipal reservoirs and sparked legal wars among a half-dozen states but the havoc came not from exceptional dryness but booming population and bad planning, says a new study.

They're here because there's the smell of money". The International Data Corporation, a consulting and research company in Framington, Mass., said the worldwide installed base of desktop computers is about 115 million machines, or slightly more than 2percentt of the world population -- not bad for an industry that is a decade old.

If pilots are expedited through airport security with less screening than the general population, the bad guys will dress-up as pilots.