Sentence examples for the population ranging from inspiring English sources

Experience strongly suggests that there is very little hope of destroying a revolutionary guerrilla movement after it has acquired the sympathetic support of a significant segment of the population, ranging from 15%to25%5%.

Since then, various surveys have confirmed the existence of the common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) in Sapo National Park, located primarily in the park's center and western areas, with estimates of the population ranging from 500 to 1,640.

Multiple national programs exist in India to improve socioeconomic status of the population ranging from literacy improvement (National Literacy Mission and Right to Education Act) to employment generation (National Rural Employment Guarantee Act) and social security (Women's Health Plan).

If we consider the younger age class up to 18 years old, we obtain relative sizes of the population ranging in Europe from 17.1% for Italy to 22.2% for United Kingdom and Luxembourg, with an average value of 19.7%.

110 Since SMN2 copy number differs in the population (ranging from 1 to 5 copies), the severity of the disease inversely correlates with this variable and the relative SMN amount.

Current evidence supports the utilization of innovative strategies to reach the poorest sections of the population ranging from community-based women's groups (12) to deployment of trained community health workers (13), interventions that specifically target the marginalized poor.

This project will oversee the population, range and health of the beavers - and the effect they have on the local landscape and people.

The population ranges from the indigenous Mapuche and Aymara Indian minorities to the mestizo majority — the mixed-blood descendants of the Spanish conquerors — with sizable numbers of the descendants of émigrés from Great Britain, Germany, Serbia, and Croatia in between.

Achievement gaps between races and economic classes are persistent problems nationwide, and they are particularly pronounced in places like D.C., where the population ranges across the spectrum from very wealthy to very poor.

According to the government's own figures, farmers in Gloucestershire must kill between 2,856 and 2,932 badgers, but the estimate of the population ranges much more widely, from 2,657 to 4,079.

The mean age of the population ranged from 44.2 to 78.2 years.