Sentence examples for population faded from inspiring English sources
But as soon as that level of mainstream political interest faded away, the NGOs' interest in population faded away too.
According to the Telegraph, the village was abandoned in the 1960s after its youth moved out and the elder population faded into history.
But the Cuban population has faded there, replaced by immigrants from other Latin American countries, and the company closed its office there several weeks ago.
Even there, the Italian population has faded, giving way to other ethnic groups (including Mexicans, who can save repainting costs by taking over Italian businesses since they share red-white-and-green flags), but daily crowds of Italian-Americans come in to shop, and tourists can saunter over from the Bronx Zoo.
Nobody now alive is younger than 25, and the disappearance of the human race is imminent as an aging population inexorably fades away.
Sure, the Puerto Rican population there has faded as Mexicans (and the gentry) arrived — as a local priest put it, "We bury Puerto Ricans and baptize Mexicans" — but it's still the spiritual heart of New York's Puerto Rican music scene.
Outward on the M5 from Sydney, under the wind turbines that look like spinning Mercedes badges on enormous stems, through towns where life and death is marked by the newly painted population number on faded green signs, you will arrive at a bungalow flying a tricolor flag.
Outward on the M5 from Sydney, under the wind turbines that look like spinning Mercedes badges on enormous stems, through towns where life and death is marked by the newly painted population number on faded green signs, you will arrive at a bungalow flying a tricolour flag.
But the city faded, the population shrank, and when the casinos arrived, it was in the mainland suburbs that the new houses and supermarkets grew.
America's most vulnerable populations seem to have faded into obscurity.
