Sentence examples for growing populace from inspiring English sources

Such adaptability was among the theoretical cornerstones of the Metabolist school, which confronted design problems posed by a growing populace and limited urban space.

By the end of the 1800s, overcrowding caused conditions to get so bad the merchant owners moved out of their elegant dwellings, leaving the growing populace of craftsmen and harbour workers to their fate.

Of course, we want to sustainably meet the nutritional needs of Earth's growing populace without wrecking our ecosystem.

Sadly, this ever growing populace is destined to flail about, because according to a Pew Hispanic report, Latinos feel leaderless.

Still, those reserves have fallen by some $90 billion since last year and the government is already announcing cutbacks in public spending, leading some observers to question how long the royal family can continue to buy off the discontent of the country's growing populace.

The healthcare system of Pakistan has always been inadequate and inept in meeting the needs of the ever growing populace [ 10].

All combined have left Hamas with no prospect of improving the conditions of its despairing populace to stem the growing public restiveness and discontent.

He raged at the thought of imperilled whites in suburbs, hiding from the growing black populace of the cities.

But the multiplicity of challenging trends – climate change (which intensifies floods), the needs of a city expected to double by 2030, a growing rural populace and hundreds of thousands of still unreached farmers – means the crisis is still not being addressed in its full gravity.

The growing urban populace has resulted in cities being greatly compromised and exploited to unimagined levels (UN-HABITAT [2010]).

It is home to nearly twenty thousand full-time residents, serves as a recreational resource and rural get-away for Oahu's one million -- and growing -- populace, and is the destination-of-a-life-time for approximately three million visitors from all over the world every year.