Sentence examples for populations off from inspiring English sources

Cut local populations off from each other and each is more likely to disappear.

And many of these big gaps are uncomfortably near dense populations: off Padang, Indonesia; just north of Delhi, India; and hard by Istanbul, Turkey, to name a few.

In contrast to states that have experimented with sustainable development, others in the Middle East region, notably the Gulf States such as Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, had to "buy" their populations off with generous handouts in order to pacify them in an effort to quell the region's revolutionary trend from knocking down their doors.

In the Darfur region of Sudan, government-backed militia groups have been forcing local populations off their lands since 2003.

A steady improvement in Iceland's fishing technology has increased catches despite the gradual erosion of what once were enormously rich fish populations off the country's coasts.

Mr. Gilmore said marine biologists and state and local officials would assess shark populations off Virginia; ways to predict, prevent and respond to attacks; and how to teach the public about risks.

(A – C ) Model fits recovered for local populations of OFF midget RGCs from retinas at three different retinal eccentricities.

Is the goal for these governments to cut their population off from the reach of the global Internet in the interest of protecting privacy and national security?

When sea ice is unavailable during summer and early autumn, some populations live off fat reserves for months at a time.

Consequently, the population will initially evolve slowly, and the lag between the optimum and the population mean phenotype will increase (the population 'slips off' the fitness peak).

Most of the population lived off the land.