Sentence examples for increasingly growing population from inspiring English sources

With an increasingly growing population in Europe, cognitive impairment is a major social and health issue.

The Tangier-Asilah region (northwest Morocco, see Fig. 1 for location) has an increasingly growing population especially towards its coast (RGPH 2014).

Youth, now as well as throughout the following decades, will be facing enormous challenges such as climate change, having to feed an increasingly growing population with less available land, ecosystems degradation and natural resources depletion, not to mention all the resulting social issues.

There is a growing recognition that cancer follow-up services are increasingly stretched by a growing population of cancer survivors [ 1, 3, 6].

Many of the communities are characterized by an increasingly young and rapidly growing population: 54% of the population of Nunavut is under 15 years of age compared with the national average of 25% (Statistics Canada 2001).

Though while we are producing enough food for everyone but failing to distribute it equitably (even in the UK half a million people get food handouts), advances in biotechnology to help us produce more are to be welcomed in a world with an increasingly destabilised climate and a growing population.

Faced with a growing population and increasingly land consumptive development patterns, more effective policies and programs will be required to stem the tide of urban sprawl in the United States.

The well documented phenomenon of people living longer with a greater prevalence of frailty and multiple conditions, 1 has resulted in a growing population requiring increasingly complex support.

Over the past 60 years, population control has become an increasingly urgent issue worldwide as a growing population strains already limited resources.

Many semi-detached houses survive from the 1930s, when there was a need for new housing in the town as a result of a growing population and an increasingly wealthy middle class.

Without attention from the policy, medical, and business communities, the problem of providing medical care to this growing population will become increasingly urgent.