Sentence examples for sleeping populations from inspiring English sources

The use of weather radios is most important at night, when tornadoes and floods can catch sleeping populations unawares, but nobody wants to keep a radio blaring all night on the off chance that a tornado might hit.

"The rough sleeping population is being specifically targeted in Westminster by dealers," said councillor Nickie Aiken, cabinet member for public protection at Westminster city council.

The area's rough-sleeping population was a direct result of another "crackdown on homelessness" in nearby Waterloo.

This problem is particularly acute for foreign national rough sleepers, who at a recent count made up over half of London's rough-sleeping population, and for whom relocation can mean forcible deportation.

The anti-regime activists in Khan Sheikhoun, however, have painted a narrative that has the Syrian air force dropping chemical bombs on a sleeping civilian population.

The target at the moment is to have 60 per cent of the population sleeping under treated bednets by the year of 2010, especially children under five and pregnant women.

Also, a higher percentage of the cumulative exposures to organophosphorus pesticides in the indoor settings was probably derived from inhalation because of the pesticides' longer duration in the homes and the amount of time people spend indoors, including sleeping; thus, the New York City populations were probably more continuously exposed to the applied pesticides.

Sleep on a sleeping mat.

The team from the Royal Hallamshire hospital in Sheffield are looking at those with the sleeping disorder called obstructive sleep apnoea, which affects 1-21-2% the population.

The sleeping quarters for the overwhelmingly male population of this temporary global village are strictly segregated by sex.

Trouble sleeping is common in the elderly population and is attributed to changes that aging brings in the sleep architecture and circadian rhythm.