Sentence examples for dramatic increases in population from inspiring English sources

In Australia, particular motivating factors were the dramatic increases in population and economic growth and the recognized inadequacy of existing schools.

Early studies of the pairwise mismatch distribution in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) suggested dramatic increases in population size between 110 and 70 kya in sub-Saharan Africa [25], [26].

Over the centuries, pastoralists established complex management systems that were sustainable until the relatively recent dramatic increases in population and subsequent livestock density.

SK1 and UWOPS03-461.4 exhibitedramaticincreasesses in population doubling time as a consequence of even marginal increases in copper concentration above base SWM, whereas L-1528 and Y55 exhibited more gradual loss of mitotic fitness at elevated copper concentrations.

A ski-ing resort in Colorado has to cope with a dramatic increase in population during its busy winter season.

This is especially evident in Texas, which is expected to experience a dramatic increase in population and water demand this century, with a corresponding decrease in reservoir storage capacity due to sedimentation.

The city is witnessing remarkable urban growth and rapid spatial expansion compounded by a dramatic increase in population due to emigration from the countryside and rural areas over the last three decades.

Representative Michael P. Lawlor of East Haven, the co-chairman of the Joint Committee on Judiciary, said in a news release on Friday that the General Assembly would work with the governor to make sure that the Corrections Department had the resources it needed to deal with what he described as a "dramatic increase in population over the next few months".

In Darfur, a shortage of water exacerbated by a dramatic increase in population size has created the perfect storm, causing the outbreak of violence between government-backed militias and rebel troops competing for resources.

Since the agricultural life became fixed a few thousand years ago until about 1700, there was no dramatic increase in population.

The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 led to dramatic increases in the populations of marine mammals, Johnson said.