Sentence examples for growing young population from inspiring English sources

Postwar Hertfordshire, with a growing young population, exemplified this achievement.

After the revolutions in 2011, Mr. Ghandour of Aramex said that government was paying more attention to job creation, as a way to support the growing young population.

The frustration over lack of jobs for the growing young population fueled the revolutionary spirit across the region, pushing governments to make job creation a priority, in part by promoting entrepreneurial ventures.

Officials also say the United States has to be realistic about what can be done in Yemen, given a long list of problems, including a water shortage, dwindling oil reserves and secessionist movements in the south, a major insurgency in the north and a growing young population with no jobs.

Read more Adolescent development Egypt has a rapidly growing young population; adolescents aged 10-19 represent 19 per cent of the population.

Latin America, Asia and Africa all boast growing young populations.

Councillor Rob Stanton, executive member for education services, said: "We have one of the fastest growing young populations in England for four to five-year-olds sending the demand for our primary school places up year on year.

Khan said he wanted the growing younger population to cast its ballot, and "not sit at home", against the established politicians.

"We have a fast-growing population, we have a lot of people moving in and out, and we have a large elderly population and a growing younger population," he said.

To serve a rapidly growing younger population -- 42 percent of the 425,000 tenants are under 21 -- the New York City Housing Authority is building, expanding or renovating 104 of its 163 community centers.

This is of particular concern given the growing younger population with diabetes who value more aggressive treatment and participative health care decision making [ 23].