Sentence examples for populations coming from inspiring English sources

These European countries have ended up, through the chaos of liberation, with huge populations coming back to the colonial authority, and they have both identified with and tried to separate themselves from the colonial power.

The board's chairwoman, Jo Hamilton, who has lived on Jane Street for 16 years, recalled the area as "this wonderful, fine mix, 24 hours, kind of cool at all times with different populations coming in".

But such massive disruptions demolitions, construction, populations coming and going left Jonestown disconnected and much of its business community a shambles.

Both from an archaeological and a genetic point of view, this region has been interpreted to be the center of a bidirectional corridor connecting West and East Africa, as well as a meeting point for populations coming from North Africa through the Saharan desert.

Population movements are linked to violence with the largest displaced populations coming from governorates where the greatest violence has occurred.

These are mostly synchronous studies comparing populations coming from divergent habitats in space-for-time (=laboratory common garden) or reciprocal transplant approaches.

The majority of the infected populations come from resource-poor and marginalized communities with poor healthcare infrastructure.

Elementary schools closed, as we all know, and high-school populations came as a blessing.

At national conferences, students from underrepresented populations come together to discuss the state of business and MBA education.

China's various efforts (some through Pakistan) to prevent Afghan influence on its Muslim populations came to nothing.

Data of these animal populations comes from Jiangxi Statistical Yearbooks (Jiangxi Statistical bureau, 1996-2010).