Sentence examples for sort of population from inspiring English sources

"If you have a lottery, as we do, you have no idea what sort of population you're going to get," charter board member John H. McKoy said.

"It's said that they make up up to 90% of the fish biomass in parts of the Murray-Darling basin and, with that sort of population intensity, there's not much chance for our native fish species," McColl said.

By the time this had all been explained, I already felt this show could be used as evidence for some sort of population cull, but Candace and Steve decided to step it up a notch further.

We have already seen an example of this sort of population thinking in action.

"We'll be looking very carefully at what's happening in those local authorities with the same sort of population, with similar levels of deprivation, similar numbers of children on free school meals, where one particular local authority does extremely well and another one doesn't.

Many of these shows seem to revolve around some sort of population explosion or implosion.

So far, our exposition has dealt with gene frequency change at a single locus, which is the simplest sort of population-genetic analysis.

Companies act like humans when it comes to these sorts of population statistics.

By summarizing the population histories we can see the sorts of population history and ranges of parameters that are consistent with the data in the present.

We probably won't lose track of mammoths in Siberia, but what about rats? "It becomes hard to control those sorts of populations," Seddon says.

The appropriate consequence would be for these boys to engage in several months of empathy building exercises, including volunteering with all sorts of populations who may find life more challenging than they do.