Sentence examples for populations under sort from inspiring English sources

A US court has charged Snowden with violating the Espionage Act, for disclosing the programmes which he described as a "dragnet mass surveillance that puts entire populations under sort of an eye that sees everything even when it's not needed".

Snowden described them as a "dragnet mass surveillance that puts entire populations under sort of an eye that sees everything even when it's not needed".

"And whom would al-Jazeera believe?"American troops will need to prevent intensified repression of the Kurdish and Shia populations under cover of war, the sort of thing that happened during the Kosovo conflict.

Australia has an indigenous population under-represented in higher education.

All the options are under "Sort".

Liechtenstein competes in the biannual Games of the Small States of Europe, a sort of miniature Olympics for European countries with populations under 1 million.

Island populations predominantly sorted into clusters with under 0.5% internal divergence, but higher intra-island divergence, up to 3.1%, occurred in four species (H. anthracinus, H. crabronoides, H. flavipes, and H. specularis).

Both populations were sorted independently.

CD3+GPR15+ cell populations were sorted with purity greater than 99%%.

For some older Britons who can still remember classroom maps of the world splashed with the red of the British Empire, it is perhaps also a voyage of nostalgia for long-vanished national glory: 100 years ago, one-fifth of the world's population was under some sort of British rule.

In both cases, populations adapted by sorting, showing reduced clonal diversity, and an increase in the mean fitness of the population, as expected under natural selection.