Sentence examples for population coming from inspiring English sources

CAM seems to be able to recover the minority population coming from milk and whey starter, hardly estimable, during the first hours of production, on traditional media.

The residents of those 88 institutions, however, are transient, with one-quarter of the population coming and going each year, many taking business plans with them.

"It's a configuration that is popular in New York and will work really well here, too, with the young and lively population coming in," Mr. Silva said.

"Because of the lack of development in housing, and a larger white population coming up here," Mr. Nuñez said, "it is bringing things to a point of friction".

The justice secretary's goal was to cut Britain's large prison population, coming up with more effective ways of dealing with offenders and reducing stubbornly high reoffending rates.

By the end of this week, however, that reputation now looks in tatters, with 51% of the UK population coming across on this side of the pond as either pathetically celebrity-obsessed or laughably self-obsessed.

The data for Polish population come from the Social Diagnosis 2000-2013.

Our best information about that population comes from our sample.

Only ten, with 14% of the population, came in lower.

Today, 13% of the UK population comes from ethnic minorities.

Each population came from locations at different altitudes, hence living at different mean temperatures.