Sentence examples for populations spread from inspiring English sources

AS human populations spread and the list of endangered species grows, the inevitable clashes between man and beast (or plant) increasingly test a law that, by design, tends to give humans short shrift.

Among tribal populations spread across 10 states in the country, 52 percent of preschool children (between 1-5 years) were underweight, a National Nutrition Monitoring Bureau survey noted.

"Their main strength is their ability to lock in with local populations, spread out, and make it very hard to be pinpointed," said Col. Mohamed Cheikh Ould Boyde, the senior Mauritanian officer during the exercise, who has trained in France, Tunisia and the United States.

It is typified by numerous small, disjunct populations spread throughout its natural range.

This material was compared with data available from 54 other indigenous populations spread all over the world.

Agent-based modeling (ABM) facilitates simulating spatial interactions that describe the ecological context in which insect populations spread.

Lately, however, dispersal maps show wild pig populations spreading inexorably northward at a rate much faster than can be explained by natural factors alone.

It casts doubt on the alternative theory in which agriculture was adopted by Europe's existing hunter-gatherer populations, spreading via cultural exchange with neighbouring tribes.

The introduction of disease wiped out entire populations; spreading the word of God was often tied to violent methods of conversion.

Are the breakdowns the outgrowth of a meat-grinder industry, or evidence of a horse population spread too thin?

People getting rid of their cats abandoned them at Plumb Beach and a feral-cat population spread through the windblown foliage.