Sentence examples for populations starting from inspiring English sources

Branches for populations starting with '∼' were shortened for clarity.

But with populations starting to fall in some countries, and the tax base shrinking in others, the strain is starting to show.

Countries in the so-called "Western" world, especially in Europe, witnessed a dramatic change in ethnic backgrounds of their populations starting in the last decennia of the last century.

An early advocate of Zelenka, instrumental in putting him back on the musical map, was the 19th-century composer Bedřich Smetana, who lived and studied in Prague and came to personify Czech nationalism in an age in which the old empires were creaking and their ethnic populations starting to seek independent statehood.

Some local middle schools that have consistently shouldered the largest number of vulnerable students will have more diverse student populations starting this fall: 91percentt of students admitted to I.S. 136 in Sunset Park last year were poor, homeless or learning English.

Krauthammer argued that authorities should work backward and "eliminate classes of people who are obviously not suspects". In the category of the innocent, Krauthammer would place children younger than 13, people older than 60 and "whole ethnic populations" starting with "Hispanics, Scandinavians and East Asians..

Even when fish populations start to decline, officials are reluctant to impose strict limits.

The shift toward growth in ever-older populations started slowing in the 1980s; about a decade ago, it stalled.

But as the first human populations started reproducing independently from one another, each started to develop its own pattern of genetic differences.

About 5000 years ago, human populations started expanding once again, at this time, they grew even more rapidly.

If fishing is halted when populations start to decline, forage fish remain plentiful, the models show.