Sentence examples for population has borne from inspiring English sources

All the grousing and lobbying by U.S. public officials about NATO's contributions might lead a casual newspaper reader to believe that the American population has borne a heavily disproportionate share of the hard fighting against the Taliban.

None had borne children.

While those who lived in the world's rich countries would have been largely protected, the majority of the world's population would have borne the brunt of the pandemic, exposing the fault lines that divide the haves from the have nots in today's globalized world.

In contrast to its pine host, the local moth population has low genetic diversity and bears the main Tunisian haplotype, suggesting that it was recently introduced.

Consequently, the adolescent female vocational school and out-of-school populations appear to have borne the brunt of the pressure, and coital activity is now common among them.

Women and children, UNICEF's particular population of concern, would have borne the brunt in these circumstances.

The obesity epidemic clearly affects the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among women but also extends to the young; CARMELA's lowest age range (25 to 34 years) may not have fully encompassed populations at risk, nor did CARMELA include increasingly older populations, which until now have borne the brunt of chronic disease.

The New Jersey black bear population has made a remarkable comeback from near-zero levels.

America's grizzly bear population has grown from 500 in the 1970s to 1,500 now.

In New Jersey and Connecticut -- states that do not allow bear hunting -- the black bear population has been increasing drastically.

#Davos January 24 , 201411.44am GMT On Greece,  Wolfgang Schauble admitted that he would not have fancied implementing such a tough austerity programme in Germany What the Greek population has had to bear is incredible.