Sentence examples for population drops from inspiring English sources

A government can build up a large stockpile of ivory and threaten to dump it on the market if the elephant population drops too low, or if the price rises too high.

Russia has roughly 143 million people, and the population drops an average of 700,000 each year, largely because of the wide gap between the number of those born and the number who die.

In Kochi, voters scoff at the idea they have power, having watched, powerless, as their population drops by 5,000 every year and as mountainous towns empty out with no realistic plans for revival.

For the next couple of months, the population drops from about 200,000 (including renters and day-trippers) at summer's peak to 13,000 in the dead of winter.

Last year alone, more than 10,000 people moved away, leading to one of the steepest population drops of any county in the nation, according to new federal census estimates.

Although the study cannot definitively identify the cause of the population drops, Martin Warren, chief executive of Butterfly Conservation, said that the correlation revealed by the research required urgent further investigation.

The population dropped; poverty increased.

Ireland experienced its sharpest population drop during the 19th-century potato famine when the population dropped sharply from 6.5 million.

In the thirty years before the calamity, the population dropped by more than thirty per cent.

The average population dropped to 357 in 2001 and fell to 287 early this year.

In that time the neighborhood's population dropped to 4,877 from 5,353 and its complexion changed.