Sentence examples for populations remain from inspiring English sources

The officer and enlisted populations remain largely segregated.

"Few coastal orca populations remain in western European waters.

But it is essential that authority over civilian populations remain with local elected officials.

While the area's black and non-Hispanic white populations remain relatively stable, its Asian and Hispanic populations are skyrocketing.

Large Russian populations remain in some countries of the former USSR that want to escape these "Russian" symbols.

Kentucky's Hispanic and Asian populations remain small but have grown significantly since the late 20th century.

They also raise chickens, and hunt wild boar, deer, capybara and parrots – though only in certain seasons to ensure wild populations remain strong.

The probably outcome is that western and central African lions will be placed on Cites' Appendix I, while other populations remain on Appendix II.

Though the study's authors acknowledge that some isolated populations remain critically endangered, they conclude that, over all, Europe's large carnivores are an "often underappreciated conservation success story".

But these days, there simply aren't enough Chinese donkeys to make enough ejiao, so manufacturers are turning to Africa, where donkey populations remain in rude health.

Science, combined with enabling policies, can help rural populations remain employed, productive and safe in spite of drier, harsher weather conditions.