Sentence examples for boost its population from inspiring English sources

Two years ago the tiny town of Kaitangata in South Otago launched a global campaign to boost its population, saying it had too many jobs, too many houses and not enough people to fill them.

In the meantime, China is abandoning its one child policy to boost its population.

In particular, the nation hopes to boost its population of nearly extinct West African lions, which have thinner manes and are lankier than others of its kind.

In an attempt to boost its population, Kiyosato is targeting millions of sixty-something salarymen and their families with promises of a post-retirement rural idyll in return for setting up home there.

Just 18 were known to exist by 1977, but New Zealand's DOC has spearheaded efforts to boost its population on two remote, predator-free islands.

Related: Iran's quest to boost its population might also involve crushing women's rights.

Locals who moved into the camp and its surroundings, boosting its population from 160,000 to at least 500,000, picked up Palestinian accents.When Syria's civil war erupted, Yarmouk was neutral, but staying above the fray soon proved impossible.

Santa Clarita is slated to annex more land by the end of the year, boosting its population to just above 200,000, a marker Glendale had claimed for years.

Sendai's relative good fortune has boosted its population, which had been slowly ebbing before the disaster, and given it a leg up in recovery planning.

And by year's end, Santa Clarita is slated to annex more land, boosting its population to just above 200,000, a marker Glendale had claimed for years.

It has come up with a proposal to boost its tiger population whereby rich Indonesia could adopt a pair of tigers for $100,000 £66,3600).