Sentence examples for because its population is from inspiring English sources

The combination of an imported workforce with high domestic unemployment is typical of oil-rich nations, but the problem is especially urgent in Libya because its population is growing rapidly — it is not unusual to meet people with fourteen children in a single marriage.

Newport's settlement is less harsh because its population is rising and it has a large number of school pupils.

One is Social Security, where it gets 21percentt less than the average because its population is unusually young.

AMONG the developed nations, he says, the United States is in a comparatively good position for sustained growth over the next few decades, partly because its population is relatively young compared with that of Europe and Japan, and because it will retain many of its current advantages, especially its strength in innovation.

Because its population is ageing fast, the country will have fewer workers, and because it is more prosperous, it has less room for catch-up growth.

And that is not only because its population is shrinking.

This bat was in the endangered species list in Mexico (NOM-059), and after almost 20 years of conservation efforts, scientific research and education to the communities, last year it left the list because its populations are stabilized or increased.

Because its populations are threatened by loss of suitable habitat, conservation efforts are required.

This does not mean that a nation is poor because most of its population is engaged in agriculture; it is closer to the truth to say that because a country is poor most of its people must rely upon agriculture for a living.

The Tonkin species has been recorded only in small groups of up to 30, but this may be because it so rare that its population is scattered and fragmented.

Islamabad argues that Kashmir should have become part of Pakistan because the majority of its population is Muslim.