Sentence examples for population downturn from inspiring English sources

OSSPAC predicts a mass-displacement event and a long-term population downturn.

In some cases, the effects of the population downturn are immediate, especially after so many years of emigration.

Maraniss describes a fascinating, prescient study by Wayne State sociologists that predicted the population downturn and the concomitant decline in the tax base that in fact occurred in Detroit.

"School districts on average experienced an increase in food-service revenues after the implementation of standards for snack foods and beverages -- even when controlling for factors such as the economic downturn, population size, demographics and poverty levels," Portland State University Professor Neal Wallace, who conducted the HIA's economic analysis, said in a statement.

This paper compares the home-moving patterns of Hong Kong citizens in the periods of 1996 2001 and 2001 2006, highlighted by economic downturns, population reformations and subsequent housing policies adjustments during the second period.

Before the downturn, Manteca, population 67,700, and other towns in the northern San Joaquin Valley were on the leading edge of growth, with stucco subdivisions carved out of almond orchards.

"When we have economic downturn the population doesn't go crazy.

Unlike most areas of Florida, Orlando's population reshaped from the downturn with a 10percentt decline in Baby boomers from 2008 to 2013, according to a RealtyTrac analysis of Census data.

"The economic downturn hit this population very hard," Ms. Cruz said.

John Walton, the trust's property manager for the Farne Islands and the Northumberland coast, said that in almost 30 years of working with the Farne puffins this was the first downturn in the population he had witnessed.

Like all other sectors of Zimbabwe's economy, urban water supply and sewerage services have faced serious challenges due to population pressure and the economic downturn of the past decade.