Sentence examples similar to selling population from inspiring English sources

The majority of previous studies have focused on analysing expenditure by indirectly studying drug consumption based on the amount sold, population health surveys and home medication cabinets.

A special challenge for variety fingerprinting arises in ornamentals sold as population mixture or F1 hybrids displaying colour combinations.

Non-spatial data, notably ticket sold and population were stored in Microsoft Excel and Word so as to be used for further analysis.

Around 50 BCE the Roman general Cassius sold the population into slavery, for failure to pay taxes.

Garden centres add to the population, selling a further 300,000 each year.

Paul Ehrlich, Bing professor of population studies at Stanford University in California and author of the best-selling Population Bomb book in 1968, goes much further than the Royal Society in London which this morning said that physical numbers were as important as the amount of natural resources consumed.

The heads of the armed forces are selling nationalism to the population while remaining above the law.

The market tries to cater to large ethnic populations by selling the corn husks that the city's Latino residents buy to make tamales and the fresh honey that Russian residents use in their tea.

The most common practice of managing goat populations was selling goats to fellow farmers.

Practices to manage goat populations were selling goats to fellow farmers, slaughtering prematurely, retaining in herds, selling as well as retaining goats in herd, and selling and slaughtering prematurely (Table 4).

These figures themselves are worth discussing: the Birmingham Post, serving a city with twice the population, sells 300-plus fewer full-price copies a week than the Liverpool Post.