Sentence examples for population dependence from inspiring English sources

Population dependence on car use has adverse health consequences including road traffic injury, physical inactivity, air pollution and social severance.

The $12 million annual budget of Citizens United, a relatively small player in national politics, is roughly double the total amount raised by every state executive, legislative, and judicial candidate over a biennial election cycle in Montana Notes: The state's sparse population, dependence on extraction industries and low campaign costs make it extra vulnerable to improper influence.

Observations of the population dependence of the substitution rate are difficult.

A number of informants criticized this form of care, suggesting that it becomes "detrimental to society" by causing disinvestment in healthcare by the government to take care of their own population, dependence on outside aid, and competition with the existing healthcare system.

It is observed that the heritability values reported in different studies vary from each other, as the value is population related.The range of heritability values are shown in Figure  6, from which it is observed that Central Corneal Thickness is the most heritable trait while PM spans a wider range due to its population dependence, and cataract seems a less heritable disease.

As any longtime Floridian will say, most of the major fights in the state, with its ever-growing population, its dependence on agriculture and its hunger for golf courses and lush gardens, come down to water.

Today, our increased population and dependence on transportation networks makes us far more vulnerable, and a Laki-style eruption (they occur roughly every 200 to 500 years) would probably bring Europe to its knees.

Under communist control, Ho Chi Minh City lost its administrative functions, and strenuous efforts were made to reduce its population and dependence upon foreign imports and to nationalize its commercial enterprises.

Debt levels in the household and agriculture sectors, by contrast, are high, while the country's aging population and dependence on commodity income pose challenges for the future.

This process is increasingly evident in the highland of Ethiopia where the increasing human population and dependence on agriculture have intensified land use pressures (Mekuriaw 2006; Oinam et al. 2014).

The Thar Desert is characterized by low and erratic rainfall, high evapotranspiration, large temperature variation, scanty vegetation, rodent infestation, absence of perennial rivers, sparse and nomadic population and dependence of man on animal rearing.