Sentence examples for populations beyond from inspiring English sources

Year-on-year changes in wellbeing by local authorities would be published, with town halls required to account for large deviations in their populations beyond national trends.

Greenpeace UK's ocean campaigner, Willie Mackenzie, said: "Trawling in EU waters is pushing dolphin populations beyond ecological safety limits and there is limited time to rectify the problem".

Control of territory, so vital in the heady early days, is no longer as important to Baghdadi and his senior leaders as controlling populations beyond the caliphate's fast-shrinking boundaries.

Isn't one of literature's effects to humanise populations beyond our own?" The New Republic published the most bylines by women of colour; 17 of the 47 stories Vida's survey respondents represented were written by women of colour.

Given that the weather has been so unpredictable lately and an economic turnaround has not materialized, the bureau has started looking at new methods for managing free-roaming wild horse populations beyond the adoption program.

But with their vast and often uncontested reach and influence over populations beyond urban centers, which as a rule have less access to independent sources of information, state television is the medium that shapes the views of audiences that typically represent the authoritarians' core base of support.

A few years later he declared that "the bulk of the white population" was "beyond any conceivable hope of moral rehabilitation".

Yet they have barely reached the population beyond the capital.

India's influence also expanded, especially throughout the Indian Ocean region, through the settlement of its population beyond its own borders.

But what if there is an inflection point in the general insect population beyond which crops simply don't pollinate well?

He rightly defines the black majority as middle class, but never imagines that population beyond the confines of the argument against affirmative action.