Sentence examples for population and productivity from inspiring English sources

I thought that with the huge deficit, ageing population and productivity pressures in the public sector, it was becoming acknowledged that universal benefits were unsustainable".

Without making much of a noise about it, the White House is forecasting that the U.S. economy will finally enjoy a vigorous recovery from the housing and Wall Street busts, during which output growth will rise above the long-run trend determined by increases in population and productivity.

Metropolitan regions, home to 65percentt of Americans, are increasing in population and productivity.

The first two chapters of my book should make it clear that I am not a zero-percent-growth advocate but that I believe in both population and productivity growth as a remedy against inequality.

Stott's mills in Chadderton were some of the largest to be built in the United Kingdom, multiplying the town's industrial capacity and in turn increasing its population and productivity.

This study investigated the effect of Capsicum oleoresin in granular form (CAP) on nutrient digestibility, immune responses, oxidative stress markers, blood chemistry, rumen fermentation, rumen bacterial populations, and productivity of lactating dairy cows.

Yet the products of agricultural industries such as food crops and building materials underpin many economies, and the implications of declining agricultural populations and productivity may have critical impacts on global food supplies and the nutrition status of billions of people.

As mortality did not vary among populations, differences in male population size and productivity explained a large amount of the variation in population viability, and thus strongly affected song diversity (Fig. 1).

In both general contexts, it is therefore important to understand how populations might evolve in response to environmental change, and how these responses might then feedback on population persistence and productivity.

From a conservation or management standpoints, it is important to understand how populations might evolve in response to environmental changes and how these responses might then feed back on population persistence and productivity.

Japan is ahead of the curve in curbing population growth, and productivity has been increasing.