Sentence examples for in light of population from inspiring English sources

Today, the same four perspectives are present in debates about how to maintain global food security in light of population growth, high energy prices and climate change.

Those methods can help to construct more equitable systems of health financing in light of population aging.

In summary, the framework developed in this paper may help to construct a more equitable system of health financing in light of population aging and to strengthen the acceptance of the intergenerational contract in social health insurance systems with community-rating.

As "nothing in evolution makes sense except in light of population genetics" (Lynch 2007), we can try to answer this question at a population level.

" Nothing in evolution makes sense except in light of population genetics" [ 101, 99] expresses the need for rigorous mechanistic models of evolution, a need that is felt by many evolutionary geneticists.

Thus, the above interpretation seems reasonable in light of population genetics theory; equilibrium could have arisen even faster in this species, as postglacial recolonization and population expansion can rapidly generate population structuring [ 61].

The tram is not only the "symbol of Roosevelt Island," but an essential means of transportation in light of the population rise, said Assemblyman Micah Z. Kellner, a Democrat whose district includes the island.

In light of increasing population and growing worry about the environment the challenge for humanity and for the agricultural enterprise in particular is to ensure sustainable cropping systems and to minimize harm to soil, water, and air all the while ensuring an increasing supply of food.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has assessed the kitefin shark as Near Threatened worldwide, and as Vulnerable in the northeastern Atlantic in light of documented population declines.

Plentiful as it seems to be, flowing through massive waterways and raining down upon urban centers, the actual availability of drinkable water is a dwindling reality in light of world population growth.

China and India's rankings in 67th and 71st place were deemed worrying in light of their population size, with cardiovascular disease being responsible for over a third of all deaths in China in 2012.