Sentence examples for bulging populations from inspiring English sources

AS AN unholy triad of recession, global warming and bulging populations is playing havoc with farm-commodity prices worldwide, one small niche has proved surprisingly robust: Christmas trees.

Bulging populations, especially in urban areas, demand commensurate upturn in food resources.

In another couple of decades these only children will have to worry about looking after a bulging population of elderly citizens.

Like other builders, Toll Brothers is tapping into a bulging population of aging homeowners drawn from metropolitan New York and Philadelphia, where soaring real estate values have turned middle-class suburbanites into well-off empty nesters, experts say.

Those stark statistics are made more troubling by the fact that young Americans will soon be faced with caring for the bulging population of baby boomers as they age into retirement, said William O'Hare, a senior consultant to the Annie E. Casey Foundation in Baltimore, on top of inheriting trillions of dollars of government debt.

But direct military efforts will not achieve long-term security when Africa's underlying crises of hunger, disease, poverty and bulging youth populations remain unaddressed.

First, bulging youth populations, high unemployment and the popularity of satellite TV across the Middle East have been exploited by Islamic extremists.

In emerging economies, sluggish global growth risks disappointing the expectation that a rising tide will lift all boats; in the poorest countries, bulging youth populations lack the skills to succeed or the rights to migrate.

Consider distressingly high teen suicide rates, bulging prison populations, rampant family disharmony and pervasive political dissension.

Whatever the reason, Britain's bulging prison population is overwhelmingly a population with bulges.

It has been fed by a bulging youth population and access to social media.