Sentence examples for population driven from inspiring English sources

Europe is experiencing a huge shift of population, driven by economics and exacerbated by the rigidities of the eurozone.

More than 680 million people in China now live in cities – now more than half of the country's population – driven by the search for jobs and economic opportunity.

Russia is doing too little to reverse a critical decline in its population driven by increasing alcohol abuse, poor diet and social change, a United Nations report said.

Irish songs often pine for the beauty of the country, sung by a population driven from their homeland by war, famine or poverty.

But as Pope Benedict XVI wends his way across the Holy Land this week, he is addressing a dwindling and threatened Christian population driven to emigration by political violence, lack of economic opportunity and the rise of radical Islam.

In circumstances as dire as those in Syria — as many as half a million dead, half the prewar population driven from their homes — any agreement, however limited, that offers relief to the suffering ought to be celebrated.

It seems the mean-minded, petty population drove her out of town when she was just a kid, for reasons finally and tiresomely revealed in flashback.

In Mr. Kilmi's probably exaggerated account, a large portion of the country's southern population drove north to watch "Emmanuelle".

For this stable asymmetric equilibrium with high coupling strength, one excitatory population drives the other into depolarization block.

These factors, especially the aging population, drive a high demand for emergency services despite scarce funding [1].

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