Sentence examples for current population growth from inspiring English sources

Given that the WHO has estimated that in the year 2030 there will be 2.48 million people with diabetes in Malaysia given current population growth rates [ 25], and it currently costs between US$494 to US$1,490 to treat a melioidosis patient in Kedah, it is apparent that if this expected rise in diabetes incidence goes unchecked, melioidosis will emerge as a major infectious disease in this state.

WaterAid's Overflowing Cities report ranks developing countries, where the majority of current population growth is happening, according to how they are accommodating the basic needs of urban dwellers.

Much of the current population growth comes in the developing world, where carbon consumption remains low, so the environmental effect is relatively muted.

Paul R. Ehrlich, the author of "The Population Bomb," retorted that at current population growth rates that was unlikely: within 6,000 years, the mass of humans would equal the mass of the universe.

Concrete is the most widely used construction material and given the current population growth, economic development, and need for repair/replacement of aging infrastructure, its consumption is expected to increase.

If current population growth rates, water management approaches, water use practices and patterns continue, annual water demand may reach more than 50 BCM by the year 2030 (Al-Zubari 1997).

On current trends population growth is clearly unsustainable.

With the current human population growth, these plants cannot sustain such high levels of collection and habitat loss".

"In thirty years, when our current extreme population growth eases, we can then adopt a different policy,'' the communiqué from the Central Committee of the Communist Party said, according to Mei Fong, a former China correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, whose book, "One Child: The Past and Future of China's Most Radical Experiment," will be published in February.

"In thirty years, when our current extreme population growth eases, we can then adopt a different policy," the communiqué from the Central Committee of the Communist Party said, according to Mei Fong, a former China correspondent for the Wall Street Journal, whose book, "One Child: The Past and Future of China's Most Radical Experiment," will be published in February.

This finding is of great concern because in Africa the current urban population growth rate of 3.5% is >3 times the rural population growth rate, and by 2015 a total of 25 countries in sub-Saharan Africa will have urban populations larger than the rural populations (9).