Sentence examples for population climbed from inspiring English sources

In Somerset, the population climbed 19.4percentt; Hunterdon's rose 15.1percentt and Warren's 9.1percentt.

With outsiders lured by a warm climate and a thriving tourism industry, Nevada's population climbed 5.4percentto to 2.1 million.

Altogether, the region's population climbed 23 percent from 2000 to 2010, while Brazil as a whole grew just 12 percent.

Over all, the district's free- and reduced-price lunch population climbed to 14percentthis yearar, up 3percentt from 2008.

With less affluent minority householders moving in, mostly as renters, the community's population climbed by 4.1percentt during the 1980's, even though the total number of housing units dropped by 2.7percentt.

The hospital patient population climbed to 3,000 by mid-century, when psychotropic medications and less restrictive treatments triggered a gradual downsizing that climaxed with the closing of the hospital in 1995.

And the Asian population is expected to double, to 34.4 million in 2060 from 15.9 million now, with its share of the population climbing to 8.1 percent from 5.1 percent.

According to the mayor's office, London needs to build 42,000 homes a year for the next 20 years to cope with soaring demand as the city's population climbs to 10 million.

As the world's population climbs from 6.8 billion today to nine billion by mid-century, energy demand will rise by around 50percentnt, much of it from rapidly emerging powers such as China, India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa.

Include these and the poverty rate in Los Angeles County Americaa's largest by far by population) climbs from 18% to 27%, according to a recent report from the Stanford Centre on Poverty and Inequality and the Public Policy Institute of California, a think-tank.

As the average age of Japan's population climbs, booze-buying does the opposite.