Sentence examples for population fluctuates from inspiring English sources

The smaller camp's population fluctuates, dipping into the low thousands during the day and multiplying at night.

Hutto has more than five hundred beds, though the population fluctuates, and the facility appears never to have been at full capacity; about half the detainees are children.

Everyone I saw on the island though, where the population fluctuates between a few hundred and 5,000 depending on the time of year, was white.

Its population fluctuates, from the tens of thousands during the day, when many people go to work, to more than 100,000 at night and during big events.

The island's small population fluctuates as Niihauans travel or move off the island.

According to the National Park Service, the pupfish population fluctuates between 100 and 200 in the winter and between 300 and 500 in the summer.

Its population fluctuated over the years; at the 2006 census it was 107.

The camp's inmate population fluctuated between about 11,000 and 48,000 during World War II.

Although the average ratio of successive mating with a small population (33%%) was lower than that with a medium population size (37 %), the ratios with a small population fluctuated more, indicating that genetic drift masks the effects of natural selection.

The population fluctuated steadily around 550 until the 1950s and 1960s, when a population explosion resulted in the 1961 UK census reporting 2,186 residents in the parish.

Kowloon Walled City's early population fluctuated between zero and a few hundred, and began growing steadily shortly after World War II.