Sentence examples for smaller populations from inspiring English sources

There are hundreds of smaller populations.

Because of advances in medicine, smaller populations are also older populations.

Those places have much smaller populations than Afghanistan's 25 million people, though.

Some economists worry that smaller populations will generate less technological innovation, leading to slower improvements in standards of living.

That's because of something called the Norton-Simon effect: smaller populations of cancer cells grow back faster than larger populations.

But other smaller populations of migrants from elsewhere in south Asia – or skilled workers from China – are seldom mentioned.

Official estimates say there are about three million Ankole cattle in Uganda and smaller populations in bordering nations.

There are smaller populations of brown (grizzly) bears, bighorn sheep, pronghorns, mountain goats, and moose.

Twelve current European Union members, including Ireland and Denmark, have smaller populations.

There are smaller populations of Ukrainians, Russians, Gagauz, Roma (Gypsies), and Bulgarians.

A fortiori, for Behe, evolution of large, complex creatures with smaller populations and longer generations will fail, starved of mutational raw materials.