Sentence examples for falling birthrate from inspiring English sources

A falling birthrate and aging population threaten to make Russia "a senile nation".

The latter comment came last month at a seminar about the falling birthrate.

In the 1990s, European demographers began noticing a downward trend in population across the Continent and behind it a sharply falling birthrate.

"The falling birthrate is a challenge to the country of Scotland," said Charles Gordon, the leader of the Glasgow City Council.

In a country with a rapidly aging population and a falling birthrate, promoting smoking, or at least only mildly discouraging it, would seem like smart public policy.

Tells how many of the pure laine French Canadians, with a falling birthrate, see their way of life dying out and have resorted to a 19th century remedy (nationalism) for a 20th century multicultural nation.

Rising incomes and urbanization generally lead to falling birthrates.

This cultural critique — made, not accidentally, mostly by men — misses the central fact about falling birthrates.

Poland and Lithuania share the demographic challenges of their West European counterparts — aging populations and falling birthrates.

That was down from 64.6 percent in 2000, a decline that came with falling birthrates as the white population aged.

Japan's overall population fell by a record quarter-million to 127.8 million last year, hurt by falling birthrates and people departing for other countries.