Sentence examples for population widespread from inspiring English sources

India's polio-free status came against all odds: an enormous population, widespread poverty, poor health and physical infrastructure, and pockets of insecurity.

And there were many unexpected twists -- a precipitous decline in priests and nuns, growing divorce rates, the push for reproductive rights and gay rights, an increasingly ethnic population, widespread disaffection and school closings, and, of course, the priest sex abuse scandal.

In addition to indirect effect observed in the general US population, widespread childhood PCV7 immunization has also been temporally associated with reduction in vaccine-serotype IPD in HIV-infected adults in US (91%).

In their overwintering sites, these birds congregate and mix with a wide variety of Afro-tropical water birds, some of them with large populations widespread over Africa.

The species can be divided into four genetically distinct populations, one widespread population, and three which have diverged due to small effective population sizes, possibly due to adaptation to the local environment.

The UN blames Isaias Afewerki's draconian rule, including compulsory military service for a large chunk of the population, for widespread poverty and drought.

"Global demand for food is on the rise, driven by unprecedented growth in the world's population and widespread shifts in consumption patterns as countries develop".

Given the massing of NATO forces in the south, the answer appears to be attack the urban, civilian population, creating widespread insecurity in an effort to reinforce the existing resentment of foreign troops and doubts about President Hamid Karzai's government.

Meanwhile, the vast territory, huge population and widespread forest landscape of China have led to the numerous indexes and the huge data.

Mid-level developing countries are experiencing rapidly increasing cardiovascular mortality due to excessive animal fat intake as living standards increase for part of the population, with widespread under nutrition for the majority.

Strained by financial woes, population exodus, widespread addiction (predatory gambling, alcohol, opioids), and two natural disasters, the island is entering a pivotal time.