Sentence examples for population thrives from inspiring English sources

The park's forests, once marred by rampant logging, have recovered nicely; a moose population thrives among the many ponds, alongside bear, deer and wildcats.

Seasonality of births in macaques (genus Macaca species) has been documented in Japan, on Cayo Santiago in the Caribbean (where an introduced population thrives under seminatural conditions), and in India.

My fears for the future are that we miss the opportunity to act as a cohesive global society to address the environmental challenges we face and end up in a situation in which a small population thrives but many struggle in poverty.

Yet the more entrepreneurial part of their population thrives elsewhere — usually in the U.S. Why is that?

Scottish Environment Minister Stewart Stevenson, said: "I am pleased to see the beaver trial population thriving with the arrival of three new kits - I look forward to watching their progress in future".

The Cuban iguana is distributed throughout the rocky southern coastal areas of mainland Cuba and its surrounding islets with a feral population thriving on Isla Magueyes, Puerto Rico.

And so, in order to keep the gator population thriving and healthy guys working with Fish & Wildlife have to go in and capture the problem gators and turn them into fancy shoes and purses.

The large slave population thrived due to the demand for production from the Europeans who found it cheaper to import crops and goods rather than produce them on their own.

These factors prolonged the average lifespan, and as a result, the world population thrived.

This study showed that the Israeli population, thriving in the colder Mediterranean climate, derived from cold-adapted native populations of Argentina.

Our model describes the numerical dynamics and the evolutionary changes in the genetic composition of a pathogen population thriving on two different hosts: a wild host and a crop.