Sentence examples for population swings from inspiring English sources

There should be no structural bias in the presidential election system, even if population swings might oscillate over a long period of decades.

But power probably ought to be moving to the cities as the overall population swings that way too.

Now, Beamish says, fisheries managers might take climate into account when they set harvest limits or evaluate population swings.

The results suggest that long-term population swings were bigger in the past, and that a salmon boom starting in A.D. 1200 may have fueled a cultural shift in the local human population.

Once it was made one of the specialized test schools, its population swung toward males.

The general population swung between monumental indifference and reflexive dislike of a book deemed too clever and arty for its own good.

He described himself once as being in "permanent opposition," and yet certain parts of the American population swung so quickly toward his way of thinking in the 1920's that he found himself suddenly in agreement with them, or, rather, they with him.

The stylish crowd socializing and the jazz band orchestrating their movements mirror the group dynamics of microbial populations, swinging to nature's tune in niches they make for themselves.

Christians and Muslims, with nearly half Kerala's population, have swung against them over a botched attempt to cap fees at privately run religious schools.

And as our population demographics swing older, this increasingly will be the reality -- and challenge -- for more of us.

There will continue to be polarization on most social and foreign policy issues, but if today's college students are a window to the future, the weight of the population will swing toward more progressive and moderate views.