Sentence examples for considerable population growth from inspiring English sources

As the UN report points out: "Considerable population growth continues today because of the high numbers of births in the 1950s and 1960s, which have resulted in larger base populations with millions of young people reaching their reproductive years over succeeding generations".

However, there is good evidence for considerable population growth in Taiwan from the Early Neolithic (3,500 BC) onwards to the Middle Neolithic at about 2,000 BC.

Mining did not make up a large part of the English medieval economy, but the 12th and 13th centuries saw an increased demand for metals in the country, thanks to the considerable population growth and building construction, including the great cathedrals and churches.

Furthermore, the 1919 scenario proved to be consistently more permissive than the 1929 scenario, in spite of considerable population growth over the decade.

In particular, this coincides with an increased demand for metals in England, due to considerable population growth (Schofield and Vince 2003), and advancements in mining technology (Hatcher 1973).

The remaining land separating the bears has seen considerable human alteration and population growth.

Despite industrialization, migration out of Siberia was considerable in the late 20th century, and population growth was slow, in part because of the unmitigatedly harsh climate.

The second main finding of this study is that although heterozygosity has a weak role in population growth, there is considerable variation in the impact of heterozygosity on population dynamics within different gender and age groups.

Still, sustaining these achievements in the face of population growth presents a considerable challenge.

However, there are considerable differences between the countries as Seychelles has the lowest national population growth rate of the whole continent (1 percent/year) and the Comoros one of the highest (2.9 percent/year).

As with other countries in the region, despite the considerable increase in the population size of Kinshasa, little is known about the factors contributing to population growth in this context (Piermay 1997; Corker 2015).