Sentence examples for population dug from inspiring English sources

He added that Israeli troops were "fighting with an enemy dug in within the civilian population, dug in underground or within the houses there … those are the consequences of such a fight".

But life, food and energy require water, and the population dug deep, and deeper, and deeper to access it.

Xenophobic places like Hérouxville, where 6 years ago they tried to enact an immigrant code of conduct that initially included "no stoning of women in public" and "no female circumcision" are, presumably, where much of the charter's support comes from two-thirds ofrom two-thirdslatiof dig it (a more scientific poll by Leger Marketing late last month showed 57 percent of Quebecers support it).

Finally, we exploited CNVs across the pig genome among ten distinct breed populations and dug out corresponding genes within these specific regions, which may be considered as the most important copy number variable genes responsible for genetic diversity and specific breed features.

Mr. Eryilmaz was sitting in a cafe in Antakya, a border town with a large Alawite population, and digging into a plate of baklava during the bright, sunny hours of the afternoon, when Muslims observing Ramadan usually fast.

New ponds which could help revive the water vole population have been dug in a Hampshire forest.

Candler County, population 11,000, has dug deep to keep its second-largest employer afloat.

These fraudulent practices also carry potentially serious concerns for the health of consumers, and for the health of our oceans and vulnerable fish populations". But dig into the report, and it's hard to find evidence for most of those claims.

Mr. Riddle's is about a particular population of people digging itself out of a real-world debacle.

In this study, we provide a reasonable possibility of estimating the population of an incipient nest dug by a colony that has not yet discovered any food source.

Despite discrepancies in population forecasts, both sides have dug in.