Sentence examples for population question from inspiring English sources

But at one time I thought that the population question was the alpha and omega of the problem.

On Tuesday, Mrs. Rell did not address the prison population question, and it was unclear if Democrats would make it an issue before a special session on criminal justice reform, scheduled for Jan . 22or Jan . 23

One can understand the reluctance to look at the population question: nearly all the increases to come will be in developing countries, and there is an understandable fear of seeming racist.

Prof Laurent Mermet: Those who oppose (often vehemently) the population question being factored into the sustainable development equation advance quite different reasons: human rights, religion, national sovereignty, the suspicion that richer countries would want to dictate limitations to the development of poorer countries, etc.

In an interview, Dr. De Angelis of the Fish and Wildlife Service called the nautilus census team "the best of the best" and described its goals as getting to the bottom of the population question and coming up with a credible estimate for the dimensions of the global trade.

He then threw population question after population question at me.

It would not be surprising if the UN is touchy about its approach to population questions.

"The news cycle is not going to affect the population questions in the Arab world," Mr. Meacham said.

But for most countries, the population questions that matter most are either: do we have enough people to support an ageing society?

In the case of genetics, improvements in technology have led to rapid increases in the number of labs addressing wildlife population questions.

Our interpretation of results differed based on sex and the scale examined, suggesting that scale acts as a hierarchy distinguishing broad-level population questions from more fine-scale activity patterns for bobcats.