Sentence examples for populations driven from inspiring English sources

Both were majority populations driven out by a militarily superior colonial backed force.

There were as many as eighteen Roman towns affected by the new settlements, with entire populations driven out or at least given partial evictions.

Latin American art expert Mari Carmen Ramirez has described the Juanito works as an attempt to "seek out and record the typical living truth of underdeveloped countries and to bear witness to the terrible fruits of neocolonialism, with its resulting poverty and economic backwardness and their effect on populations driven by a fierce desire for progress, jobs, and the inclination to fight".

Third, are differences in arthropod populations driven by differences in litter quantity or litter composition?

Yet the absence of baseline data, even within relatively well-replicated studies, makes it challenging to separate management effects from natural variability in populations driven by seascape differences.

i) Is the pyrethroid resistance front across Southern African An. funestus populations driven by same resistance mechanisms?

Black populations drive this factor that explains 3.1%% of the variance.

Economic vibrancy and growing populations drive these cities, which ranked first and second, respectively, among large cities on Forbes Best Placeses For Jobs" list.

Previously we have examined which DC populations drive amplification of naïve CD8+ T cells by direct ex vivo analysis acutely after s.c. infection with influenza WSN-gB or HSV [4], [5].

Europe is experiencing a huge shift of population, driven by economics and exacerbated by the rigidities of the eurozone.

Russia is doing too little to reverse a critical decline in its population driven by increasing alcohol abuse, poor diet and social change, a United Nations report said.