Sentence examples for populations now from inspiring English sources

Egypt and Jordan fear that they will be pressed to absorb the Palestinian populations now living beyond their borders.

We can trace the movement of populations, now using genetic samples, with extraordinary detail.

Recent opinion polls in both Sweden and Denmark suggest that a slight majority of both populations now supports adopting the euro.

This makes sense: each individual's ancestry doubles with each generation back in time; populations now are much larger than they were then, therefore we must soon enough start to share ancestry.

This once-obscure body, previously focused on issues like monitoring Arctic animal populations, now has more substantive tasks, like defining future port fees and negotiating agreements on oil spill remediation.

We should not delude ourselves that the spread of open societies in the Balkans and elsewhere is necessarily a natural development: it is a direct result of the expansion of American imperial authority -- albeit soft and undeclared -- which local populations now see as their self-interest to get along with.

The population now stands at 1.21 billion.

The population now hovers around 500.

But only a third of the population now rent.

The black population, now largely superfluous, has been recriminalised.

Its population now approaches its pre-assault level of 300,000.