Sentence examples for confront population from inspiring English sources

Why have scientists and politicians been slow and reluctant to confront population growth?

The world is confronting population growth, while supply and production is constrained by climate change, water scarcity and lack of technology, especially among smallholder farmers.

The probability of such an event's happening is greater when organisms colonize a new territory or when environmental changes confront a population with new challenges.

As our knowledge of how genomes are organized and function has increased, so has the range of problems confronted by population geneticists.

The problem is that Latin America's leaders confront a mobilised population that has grown used to the good times.

Charles Wassil, a senior detective in the Peekskill Police Department, said that the city chooses to co-exist with, not confront, the homeless population here.

Oil-rich nations are enjoying historic gains and opportunities, while major importers — including China and India, home to a third of the world's population — confront rising economic and social costs.

Mr. Medvedev always listened politely to Mrs. Merkel and other European leaders when they warned about the need to strengthen the rule of law but also confront the declining population, environment and infrastructure of Russia.

Although this strategy is still controversial, fear appeals are often used to confront a targeted population with the relevant risk [ 15].

Presenting the issue of civic integration in such terms has proved counterproductive, not least because it has detracted from the real problems confronting these populations: unemployment, racial discrimination and educational underachievement.

Within Australia, numerous programs have been introduced by governments aimed at reducing access difficulties confronting rural populations [ 7].