Sentence examples for stable numbers from inspiring English sources

Interbreeding is an important sign of adequate, stable numbers.

Wildlife advocates, while praising South Africa's renewed efforts to combat poachers, were quick to point out that stable numbers did not equate to a stable situation.

Few of the companies I reached out to could provide stable numbers or average figures.

Oliver's training career hit the skids during a prolonged lean spell where the one-time top amateur jockey, who rode once in the National himself, saw winners begin to dry up and stable numbers dwindle.

Although some Eurasian populations are stable, numbers in North America have fallen by more than 70% in the last 40 years, and there is an overall negative trend in the global estimates for this species.

The large and fairly stable numbers and huge range of the garden warbler mean that it is classed as least concern by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Most of these wind cooperatives evolved into organizations that connected a stable number of members.

A stable number of pellets were usually found after this first period.

The picture for India is almost the opposite, with a growing population of students pursuing graduate degrees and a small, stable number obtaining undergraduate degrees.

The number of co-artifacts is rather decreasing, which might be a consequence of a progressing specialization of the stable number of developers.

In the age-stratified analysis, radio was found to have the most stable number of users in terms of current and preferred method.