Sentence examples for population which have from inspiring English sources

In addition, the ruling Hashemite family enjoys considerable legitimacy for creating a rare island of regional stability and a safe haven for its vast refugee population, which have spilled into Jordan from such neighbouring trouble-spots as Palestine and Iraq.

The missing vultures have left an ecological hole that is being filled by a burgeoning feral dog population, which have helped spread rabies.

Increasing slurry concentration reduces the total gas holdup to a significant extent; this reduction is to be largely attributed to the destruction of the "small" bubble population, which have bubble diameters smaller than 10 mm.

Quantitative genetic methods use phenotypic data on a large and representative proportion of the population, which have in livestock species typically taken the form of empirical measurement of continuous variables.

Although the consequences may be severe, our worse-case scenario does not include the complete failure of the entire 937 operating satellites in the current population, which have a replacement value of ∼$170 230 billion, and supporting a ∼$90 billion/year industry.

Also, on the inner shell on the dayside and at the terminator (panels (d) and (e)), the hemisphere spectrum gets a significant contribution from both the low energy population and the higher energy population, which have their own preferred area of deposition (see panels 4(d)–(f)).

"It's a population which has always been a place of transit.

The regulations, "do not address this vehicle population, a population which has exploded in the past 10 years," he said.

The minority Sunni population, which had dominated Iraq's affairs under Saddam Hussein, feels increasingly marginalized.

The U.S. population, which had grown markedly throughout the 1950s, passed 179 million in 1960.

Still, that accounted for only 20 percent of the population, which had been 1.5 million in 1970.