Sentence examples for because of population pressure from inspiring English sources

Because of population pressure, "we've built more on flood plains than anybody feels really comfortable with," noted Mr. Fox, of the Environment Agency.

That's no longer possible because of population pressure.

The forest is small so most of it is modified because of population pressure and activities like gold mining, overgrazing and over-exploitation of wood products.

Will the area of degraded arable and pastoral land expand in the future, or deteriorate further, e.g. because of population pressure or the projected intensification of production?

On this day, at least two applicants were there because of population pressures in their own families.

The real problem of population pressure will lag behind the actual population increase because of the lag in industrialization and consumption.

According to this theory, because of heavy population pressure on land, the marginal product of labour (that is, the extra output derived from the employment of an extra unit of labour) was reduced to zero or to a very low level.

There were many in Maricopa who felt that a turnaround was inevitable because of the continuing population pressure on the Phoenix metropolitan area.

This is in part because they continue to live in the same forest environment — tragically shrinking every day, through the devastating force of deforestation and human population pressure — in which our distant progenitors lived.

Consequently, if they lose their partners (in recent times, often because of HIV or civil unrest related to population pressure), they are more or less forced to start a new relationship, which is often expected to be cemented with at least one child.

Specifically, it is expected that the causal or functional variation would be associated with disease or trait status even in different populations in which the ancestral or derived haplotype frequencies differ significantly because of population drift or under selective pressures.