Sentence examples for a burgeoning population from inspiring English sources

Scarce water resources persistently fail to meet the massive demand from a burgeoning population.

Eating farmed fish is a form of adaptation: we look at the ecological reality and need to feed a burgeoning population and switch to an imperfect solution.

With a burgeoning population, more people are still living in poverty than ever before and inequalities are increasing in many parts of the world.

Banks, retail businesses, transportation facilities, timber operations, agriculture, and industry all arose and prospered in response to the needs of a burgeoning population.

The economy has grown too slowly to keep pace with a burgeoning population (now 52m) and to absorb the large numbers already without work.

By the end of the 19th century, after a rampant period of enclosures, the ruling classes began to take more seriously the disastrous impact of their policies on a burgeoning population that was struggling to feed itself.

What are the emotional effects of living on a small island with a rapidly burgeoning population, and, what, if anything, can we do about it?

He retires in an India enriched by 20 years of rampaging growth, a country whose burgeoning population and thriving economy has made it the superpower of world cricket, accounting for 90% of the global game's revenues.

There is also a huge and burgeoning population of "hypothetical" proteins with only moderate similarity to proteins of known function.

In response to the strain put on Egypt's economy by the country's burgeoning population, a national family planning program was initiated in 1964, and by the 1990s it had succeeded in lowering the birth rate.

Four passenger elevators are not nearly enough to serve the burgeoning population in a 19-story building with 1.8 million square feet of space, so the decrepit little lobby is jammed with crowds.