Sentence examples for population dipped from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Fremont's white population dipped.

Detroit's white population plunged 53percentt in the last decade, as the city's overall population dipped below one million for the first time in 80 years.

While Wisconsin's sandhill crane population dipped to low levels in the 1930s, partly because of hunting, these cranes seem now to be flourishing.

The black population dipped slightly, to 38 percent, while the percentage of non-Hispanic whites rose to 13 from 7 and the share of Asians doubled, to 6 percent.

Among the 45,134 counted as residents in 2009, the proportion of whites held steady at 61 percent; the share of Asians nearly doubled, to 13 percent, and the Hispanic population dipped to 19 percent from 25.

In 2000, Seto's working-age population dipped below 50% of its total.

But because the island's population dips sharply at the end of the summer season, some residents believe year-round service -- which ambulance districts are required by law to provide -- is not necessary, and they would prefer to have existing volunteer fire departments take on emergency medical service.

However, there's no doubt that the tuna can be classified as overfished, based on its massive overall population dip.

The expected population dip of the coming few years poses a major problem for smaller, residential colleges with high tuition.

But under Mayor Archer, the law was rewritten, and lowered the population requirement to 750,000 and left Detroit with the authority to increase taxes should its population dip.

Squeezed budgets and more lenient policies – low crime rates softened voters and politicians – have seen the jail population dip since a 2009 peak.