Sentence examples for populations explode from inspiring English sources

Jellyfish populations explode.

This is why populations explode, and why traces of radioactive elements hang around for a very long time.

Stoats specialize in hunting lemmings, and after a banner lemming year, stoat populations explode, decimating the lemmings the following year.

On the savannah, in the rainforests, and across the tundra, animal populations explode when times are good, and crash when food reserves are exhausted.

We have seen GAA populations explode during seasons such as this to the point where the aphid will move from foliage to begin feeding on the fruit.

And, as SWD populations explode in late summer, it is difficult to control SWD, let alone rely on a flying predator.

In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, as European economies moved from agricultural to industrial, urban populations exploded.

However, when this threshold value of fire frequency was surpassed, the probability of quasi-extinction of populations exploded for all populations, except for those with the largest sizes.

In 2013, tensions between some factions of the city's Muslim and Hindu populations exploded into a horrific month-long series of riots.

But the numbers don't lie: beginning in the 1970s with Richard Nixon's campaign promise of "law and order", prison populations exploded and continue to grow.

A new analysis shows that frog populations exploded after the extinction event 66 million years ago.