Sentence examples for smallest resident from inspiring English sources

These support wet-loving species of plant such as the carnivorous round-leaved sundew, and are home to several species of dragonfly, including the endangered black darter, Britain's smallest resident and only black (males) dragonfly.

At about 60g, this is the smallest resident species for which stepwise replacement of the flight feathers has been described.

Crude analyses of available data show that the South West region has the smallest resident population in our analyses, but has the highest rate of second addresses used for holidays by non-residents [ 28].

It needs just the right water temperature, salinity, and nutrient content, just the right level of sunlight, just enough microalgae to feed its smallest residents, and just enough large-level predators.

It is now a museum and tourist attraction with a small resident population.

This exodus has produced a daily commuting problem and has left the city of Venice with a smaller resident population than many of its formerly subject towns.

The Square Mile remains an autonomous jurisdiction within its historic boundaries, with its own police force and a complete range of municipal services attending to the needs of its relatively small resident population and a vastly larger weekday working population.

Scholars, public officials, and leaders of thought and action from many countries often met with a small resident staff to discuss and to try to understand the causes of contemporary problems.

The forbidden areas are known to be vital to marine mammals for reproducing, feeding, and migrating; some also harbor small, resident populations of animals.

The farm, left in the hands of a small resident staff, quickly ran into financial troubles.

For example, the small resident population in the West may have gone through a genetic bottleneck in the past, resulting in a high degree of inbreeding and associated low reproductive performance.