Sentence examples for yet populations from inspiring English sources

And yet populations of democracies will be the first to punish their political leaders when the disastrous effects of climate change start hitting home.

The costs from coastal storms and hurricanes are expected to increase with climate change yet populations in coastal areas continue to grow.

The cod is not in immediate danger of extinction, yet populations of cod in the Atlantic have been so badly depleted that fishing communities in North America and Europe have lost a traditional source of livelihood for generations to come.

Simulations indicate dispersal distances are <50 km; yet, populations also exist within the Normano-Breton Gulf in the western English Channel, more than 450 km from the northernmost Bay of Biscay population at La Trinité-sur-Mer Trinité-sur-Mer Trinité-sur-Mer

Yet populations of these and other migratory fish, especially those that migrate between river and ocean, have collapsed over the last century or are collapsing.

Organisms associated with the coral reefs offshore of Florida, USA, are subjected to seasonal water temperature fluctuations of 10°C, yet populations of many taxa are replenished year-round.

Yet Population Year is drawing to a close and no census is in sight.

In many countries plains zebra are only found in protected areas, yet population reductions have been recorded in 10 out of the 17 range states since 1992.

One study found that between 1997 and 2005 national health-care expenditures for back-pain patients increased by nearly two-thirds, yet population surveys revealed no improvement in the level of back pain reported by patients.

Longitudinal outcomes following stress or trauma diagnoses are receiving attention, yet population-based studies are few.

Yet, population structure and different demographic scenarios can yield statistically significant H values, as well [ 67].