Sentence examples for population concerns from inspiring English sources

The reasons might be rational and carefully considered, reflecting economic, security and population concerns.

For two decades, population concerns have been pushed to one side as governments have become increasingly sensitive about the issue.

Now that bioterrorism has made anthrax a threat to the general population, concerns about the vaccine's safety apply to civilians as well, committee members said today.

We need to move with the changing health needs of the population: Concerns about the quality of older people in health and social care are not new.

As the world struggles to cope with a growing elderly population, concerns of how to preserve independence are becoming increasingly acute.

Modern economic and population concerns in connection with improved medical care and social and technological progress have once again confronted the Christian community with the issue of contraception.

It has its own Tamil population concerned about their kin in Sri Lanka.

Another population concern is the ageing populations currently seen in Europe and Japan, which raises questions about how working populations will support large numbers of elderly people.

As the Taliban captured more territory and enforced their harsh brand of Islam on larger swaths of the population, concern began to grow in Pakistan and Washington.

Once returns are divided up among the total population concerned, apparently high aggregate sums allocated to communities soon become insignificant as one-off payments.

We did not identify any predictive factor of efficacy in this small population, concerning clinical characteristics, stimulation parameters or electrode location.