Sentence examples for a rapidly increasing population from inspiring English sources

A rapidly increasing population is not clearly either an advantage or a disadvantage to economic growth.

Mr. Hairr said village trustees authorized the hunt in October to reduce a rapidly increasing population of more than 40 deer that had become a hazard to drivers.

A rapidly increasing population and the free import of consumer goods swiftly ate into earnings from foreign trade.

And they are convinced that Israel is on the wrong track that the future is "dark," as Shalom puts it; that Israel is turning into a colonial power policing a rapidly increasing population of Arabs within its borders.

And they are convinced that Israel is on the wrong track — that the future is "dark," as Shalom puts it; that Israel is turning into a colonial power policing a rapidly increasing population of Arabs within its borders.

Estimates suggest that food production will have to increase by at least 60% by 2050 to feed a rapidly increasing population, which is expected to top nine billion.

Reform in Latin America after World War II must be seen against a background of rapidly increasing population and of extreme contrasts between plantation economies and small units; high concentration of land ownership, income, and power and dire poverty; modern farming and relatively backward cultivation methods; and nationalism and extensive foreign ownership of land.

The rapidly increasing population has led to a declining availability of cultivable land and a very high rate of soil erosion (Abera 2003).

Kinshasa is well served by roads, but its dense and rapidly increasing population causes much congestion.

These states may not have sufficient resources to educate the rapidly increasing population of LEP students.

The rapidly increasing population in southern Morocco is causing continued pressure to expand pastoralism and agriculture.