Sentence examples for issues of population from inspiring English sources
The assessment of humanity's prospects in the next 100 years, which has taken 21 months to complete, argues strongly that to achieve long and healthy lives for all 9 billion people expected to be living in 2050, the twin issues of population and consumption must be pushed to the top of political and economic agendas.
What, then, is "Ten Billion?" Mr. Emmott told The Observer newspaper that he has been referring to it as "The Thing," which seems a suitably ominous way of describing a piece that takes its title from issues of population control while at the same time insisting that we are all doomed.
Julian worked on the issues of population growth, immigration, natural resources and the environment from the ground up for almost three decades.
However, the substantial growth of Indian economy, coupled with serious issues of population and environmental burden demands a radical shift in market strategies and legislations.
That is not to say that questions of technical and biological validity are not important in discussing issues of population identities, but these are not the questions that I aim to address in this paper.
Once the problem of overcrowding (clearly undesirable) was isolated from the issues of population and building density (without any severe overcrowding), as suggested by Jacobs, planners began to pay more attention.
This type of modeling addresses issues of population-based policies and programs, and is distinct from individual-level models of risk and models of clinical decision making used at the individual patient physician level.
In order to address safety issues of populations with darker skin types, corresponding investigations with cohorts having skin types IV VI are needed.
This supplement by the INDEPTH NCD Surveillance in Asia Working Group, demonstrates the increasing ability of the INDEPTH Network to harness the collective potential in Health and Demographic Surveillance System sites in low and middle-income countries to provide a better, empirical understanding of health issues of populations under continuous evaluation.
