Sentence examples for population bears from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the population bears the cost of ever more dilapidated infrastructure.

However, their ability to absorb population bears no resemblance to the future need as implied by the UN numbers.

Schools, health and vital water and nutrition supplies are at risk, while the civilian population bears the brunt of the fighting.

The age structure of the population bears the imprint of decades of below-replacement fertility: the working-age population in the EU is expected to fall by 40m over the next 50 years.

There's a risk of a vicious cycle, in which a shrinking working-age population bears the burden of growing old-age entitlements, which in turn discourages precisely the kind of risk-taking and family formation required to keep the system solvent.

In reality, one-quarter of the city's population is African-American, one-tenth is Hispanic and a sizable university presence bolsters its white-collar workforce ― so the population bears closer resemblance to the country as a whole than some kind of Caucasian working-class hamlet.

It also found that people with disabilities, who make up one in 13 of the population, bore almost a third (29%) of the cuts.

Much has been made of the resentment and feelings of betrayal that many Shiites, who dominate the south and make up 60percentt of the Iraqi population, bear toward Americans as a result.

They didn't ensure that the culprits of the crisis were severely punished while the victims alleviated (instead bankers got off the hook, while the working population bore the brunt).

Our country currently has a low incidence of TB (6,1/100 000 [8]) but our population bore a high TB burden as recently as four decades ago.

Since both parents of the RIL population bear positive-effect alleles for isoflavone content, we speculate that the difference in transgressive segregation may be caused by various gene-gene interactions inherited from the two parents of the RIL population.