Sentence examples for populations do from inspiring English sources

Populations do fluctuate dramatically and unexpectedly.

But populations do have characteristic percentages.

States with large populations do get more electoral votes, of course, than those that have relatively few people.

Orangutan populations do not recover quickly: the average interval between births is about eight years.

Still, it's important that hatched populations do not override or stamp out wild salmon, he added.

The Saving Nemo fund has been breeding clownfish in nurseries since 2005 in an effort to ensure wild populations do not suffer.

Despite Obama's popularity in Europe, if European populations do not see the importance of stabilising Afghanistan, it is up to European governments, not Washington, to make the case.

The newer EU countries of eastern Europe, with low immigrant populations, do not want to take part and insist any redistribution should be voluntary rather than mandatory.

Over 70% of badgers in an area must be killed to be sure that the disturbed remaining populations do not range more widely and spread the disease further.

Deep-sea organism populations do not have resilience to disruptions and have slow grow growth because of limits in food supply and the cold water.

Adjacent individuals in normally hermaphroditic populations do not simultaneously cross-fertilize; rather, they alternate male and female roles over time.