Sentence examples for where populations from inspiring English sources

"Britain was not like the continent of Europe," Thomas explains, "where populations felt vulnerable to conquest.

It described "cities where populations are surrounded, people are going hungry and civilians are being targeted or indiscriminately killed".

Malthus could not have imagined that demand might increase catastrophically even where populations were static or falling.

In Polynesia, where populations often reached high density, similar practices prevailed.

"These species are commonly hunted where legal, sustainable and where populations need to be managed".

Where populations are ageing and economies are sluggish, the benefits are especially great.

The disease is contagious and thrives where populations are crowded together in poor hygienic surroundings.

"If they miss out on food, they will be less healthy," she said, noting that where populations have been measured, numbers of Cuvier's beaked whales are declining.

If [these strains] spread to Africa, where populations are most at risk of malaria, it would be a disaster of global proportions".

In places where populations have free access to salt, healthy people typically consume about five to eight grams (giving them two to four grams of sodium) per day.

Thus in the Arab Middle East, where populations are growing fast, the world is seeing the first collision between population growth and water supply at the regional level.