Sentence examples for increase in the developing from inspiring English sources

It is the combination of population increase in the developing world and unsustainable consumption levels in the developed world that poses a stark challenge to sustainability.

Over the long term, agricultural productivity must increase in the developing world.

The number of people living on less than than $1.25 a day has decreased dramatically in the past three decades, from half the citizens in the developing world in 1981 to 21percentt in 2010, despite a 59percentt increase in the developing world population.

The increase in the developing world between 1970 and the 2000s is believed to be related to increasing rates of smoking in this region, an increasing population and an aging population due to less deaths from other causes such as infectious diseases.

Worldwide tobacco use causes more than 5 million deaths per year, and if smoking prevalence continues to increase in the developing world, the number of annual deaths attributable to cigarette smoking will be more than 8 million by 2030 [ 1].

Wheat consumption per capita (all uses) will continue to increase in the developing countries as well as in the transition economies and the industrial countries, following the cessation of the factors that depressed demand in these two latter groups.

There are 285 million people with diabetes, and this is predicted to increase to 439 million by 2030, with larger increases in the developing than in the developed world (1).

Rates of smoking have levelled off or declined in the developed world, while they are increasing in the developing world [ 2].

However, we found that the transcript levels of OsOSCA1.1, OsOSCA1.2, and OsOSCA1.3 were increased in the developing caryopsis from the middle stage of caryopsis development (8 days after pollination) to the last stage (30 days after pollination).

Sales of Guinness have increased in the developing world by 10%, although they have fallen across Northern Ireland and the Republic by 6%.

This dismal toll is likely to get much worse as road traffic increases in the developing world.