Sentence examples for population hovers from inspiring English sources

Today, A. americana's population hovers around 700,000.

The village probably hasn't changed much since the French Revolution; its population hovers around 100.

Nationwide, the prison population hovers at almost 1.6 million, which surpasses all other countries for which there are reliable figures.

Today, its economy is driven by a combination of agriculture and education, and the population hovers, daintily, around the 3,000 mark.

Today, the population hovers around 2,000.

Income distribution remains radically unequal, and half the population hovers below the poverty line.

Dundee may have a falling population, hovering above 140,000 from a 1972 high of 181,000, but the waterfront plans offer reinvention for a city often overlooked.

When Curtis played football in the early 1960s, Allen's population hovered around 650, 18 of whom were in his high school graduating class.

In the 1930's Aspen was rediscovered, its Victorian downtown ghostly but mostly intact and its population hovering around 700, by a group scouting locations to build a ski resort.

Giant bluefin tuna have been overharvested here and abroad as they travel north and south, east and west, heedless of international borders or treaties, their population hovering on the brink of total collapse.

Chicago, city, seat of Cook county, northeastern Illinois, U.S. With a population hovering near three million, Chicago is the state's largest and the country's third most populous city.