Sentence examples for population produce from inspiring English sources

The majority of the population produce less than half their annual minimal food requirements.

The richest tenth of the world's population produce half the CO2 emissions, while the poorest half generate just 10 per cent of them, the Oxfam report says.

History suggests that there is a second type of demographic dividend – one that actually lasts longer and is more durable than the first – which emerges when the accumulated savings of an aging population produce a surge in investment.

All comprehensive estimates of global mortality rely heavily on statistical modeling because only 34 countries — representing about 15 percent of the world's population — produce quality cause-of-death data.

Nevertheless, if the characteristics of the study population produce a 95 % CI of the best thresholds larger than the inconclusive zone, the values obtained during the first step were retained as gray zone.

(Models which are the same except that there are no earth origin propositions present anywhere in the population produce similar patterns for sky origin propositions, but these average activations are not as low).

Britain, by comparison, with nearly three times the population, produces just 1.7%.

And European greens recite their mantra that the U.S., with only 5percentt of the world's population, produces 25percentt of the pollutants -- though this is hardly surprising from the nation that produces 25percentt of the world's goods and services.

By 1992 China and India home to 38% of the world's population were producing just 7% of the world's output, while six rich countries which accounted for just 12% of the world's population produced half of it.

The Khmer (Cambodians) account for the vast majority of the population, producing a homogeneity unique in Southeast Asia that has encouraged a strong sense of national identity.

On the other hand, the plant of Hualien population produced more roots than others.