Sentence examples for population left to from inspiring English sources

Widen access to quality basic services: A two-tier system has been created, with largely privatised quality education and health care for those who can pay, and a large population left to fend for themselves with very poor quality public services.

The Incredible Exploding Shark If Mr. Mazzoni and his friends are saddened by the transformation of Bensonhurst in the past three decades, in which half the neighborhood's original Italian population left, to be replaced primarily by immigrants from Russia and Asia, they do not show it.

Here's the alarming bottom line: "In 2026, an estimated 52 million people would be uninsured, compared with 28 million who would lack insurance that year under current law". That's a fifth of the non-elderly population left to fend for themselves, nearly double the current proportion.

After the last of the island's giant palm trees was felled, the theory suggests, its ecology collapsed, food production crashed, and civil war ensued, leading eventually to cannibalism, with the remnants of the population left to eke out an existence until the Dutch arrived.

Once you throw into this mix the booze, a dangerous dust particle known as silica that gives you lung cancer, and the fact that CP has at least seven of the world's ten most dangerous snakes blending in with its dirt, it's kind of surprising there's any kind of population left to fill in a Census form.

Judges are beginning the detailed task of trying to prove such spectacular wealth was directly siphoned from the coffers of the oil-rich states to the detriment of populations left to live in misery.

Meanwhile, populations left to their own devices remained stable.

After "the great dazzling explosion of unreality" ends, the population is left to face "the unburied corpses swarming with flies and beginning to rot under their very noses, the bruised backs of those whom they had whipped".

The civilian population is left to suffer under 25% unemployment, a critical shortage of housing, raging inflation and, of course, the daily threat of indiscriminate death.

When the French traveler Victor Guérin visited in 1860, he found the village almost deserted since the population had left to live in tents as nomads to avoid military conscription.

Further consideration of how the evidence applies to each organization's local population is left to the local decision-makers, with EPC investigators available to respond to questions.