Sentence examples for doubled population from inspiring English sources
"doubled population" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where the population of a certain place or group has doubled in size. For example: - Over the past decade, the city's doubled population has put a strain on its infrastructure. - The organization's efforts to educate the community have contributed to a doubled population of high school graduates in the past five years. - The holiday season brings in a doubled population of tourists to this small town.
Beyene Negewo, Ethiopian ambassador What evidence does Jonathan Steele have ("A doubled population and no aid," April 10) that the Eritrean government is to blame for starting the war?
Overrepresentation (8 to 10 signals) of centromeric region of chromosome 8 was confirmed in 32% of interphase nuclei by in situ hybridization staining allowing us evoke a related clone (probably a doubled population) from initial tumor [Figure 4c].
While TM in Texas provided timely access to acute stroke care for an additional 2 million Texans, this study did not find that TM doubled population access to acute stroke care like that of the REACH MUSC study.
And high fertility rates — think doubled populations by 2050 — are increasing exposure to hazards far faster than a push from greenhouse-driven heating of the global climate might.
Even if farmers manage to double their harvests, they'll barely be able to feed the doubling population.
The report gives the example of Niger in West Africa which has increased life expectancy in the past 30 years but is doubling population every 20 years.
For small populations, doubling population size has a greater impact on r than halving the rate of environmental change.
North Amityville has doubled in population from 8,366 in 1960 to 16,572 in 2000.
A subspecies native to Washington, D.C., the "White," has almost doubled the population.
We've doubled the population in about that time, so we outnumber the long-term residents now.
In 1889, the family moved from Hancock, Michigan, to Milwaukee, which had practically doubled its population in a decade.
