Sentence examples for sure population from inspiring English sources

So, sure, population control is crucial, but we have to realize that it's not so much about technologies as about, for example, educating girls.

As the continent's human population encroaches ever further on the habitat of its wildlife, conservationists must focus their efforts on smaller areas where numbers can be closely monitored and protected: "If we identify certain places and say, 'here is where we are going to focus our efforts and make sure population goes up.' Then we will have success".

Sure population is a factor, and it would be more manageable if we only had a billion, instead of 7 billion to feed.

In addition, the scientists say all palm oil companies must employ full-time environmental management teams and invest in monitoring of great apes and other wildlife near the concession to make sure populations are thriving.

Church was quick to point out that he and Isaacs will have to scale up their tests before they can be sure; as population size grows, so, too, do the odds that the bacteria will find a way to adapt.

"Can you imagine if French officials said, 'Well, we're not sure, the population of France may be 65 million, or maybe it's 30 million'?" declared a somewhat exasperated Patrick Lozès, founder of Cran, a black organization devised not long ago partly to gather statistics the government won't.

So what's the answer to the entrenched in-work poverty we see in the US and UK? "In my utopia, companies would realise the same thing Henry Ford did, which is that if you make sure the population cannot afford your product, your company's going to go over pretty quickly.

There would have to be an information campaign to make sure the population understood how the process would work.

"I'm not sure what population they're referring [to]," says Apovian. "That's not what I'm seeing, nor what I've been hearing from other experts".

" … we have to make sure the population understands the full ramifications of the intervention … the fact that it's only effective if you take it constantly, the detail, not the fact that there's a pill that can prevent HIV, that's totally ineffective ….

If we shy away and don't record the data for certain populations, we can't be sure to serve those populations medically".