Sentence examples for population expert from inspiring English sources

"The kind of figures the demographers talk about are unimaginable for Japan," said Hiroshi Komai, a population expert at Tsukuba University.

Tributes were given, winding up with one from Professor Cohen (the population expert), who speculated on what the middle initial "T" stood for in the honoree's name.

Philip Morgan, a sociologist at Duke University, and Miles Taylor, a population expert at the University of North Carolina, cite several other possible factors.

For now, as Florian Coulmas, a population expert at Tokyo's German Institute for Japanese Studies, puts it, Japan is "the oldest goose".

Fertility shifts in individual countries are notoriously unpredictable, said Nicholas Eberstadt, a population expert at the American Enterprise Institute, so one might just as well use a Ouija board to predict the fallout.

Professor Robert Wright, a population expert at Strathclyde University, told The Independent: "The issue is that depopulation and rapid population ageing of more-remote regions means that it will become too expensive to provide services needed by an ageing population.

Further, some population experts foresee developments that could wind up buttressing the forecasts of the Social Security Administration.

And not before time: by 2050, about eight in ten people will be living in cities, population experts predict.

Civilian casualty figures, which include 3,200,000 Jews, are based on this statement as modified by the calculations of population experts.

Population experts are increasingly alarmed by the government's silence and its lack of focus on the issue.

And many population experts believe that life expectancy will increase rapidly in the 21st century, making the financial problems of Social Security even worse.