Sentence examples for population increased dramatically from inspiring English sources

The economy boomed and New York City's population increased dramatically.

However, the native population increased dramatically after 1950, with high birth rates and access to improved medical care.

During the late 1970s the prefecture's population increased dramatically because of industrial expansion and urbanization of housing developments for workers.

However, by 2002 the population increased dramatically to > 3000 individuals and covered approximately 70 ha, nearly all to the south of the original site.

Its population increased dramatically over the last decades in Western Europe, leading to concerns about its potential impact on aquatic ecosystems.

However, except for East Jerusalem, where the Jewish population increased dramatically in the years of Labour dominance, by 1977 only about 5,000 Israelis lived in these so-called strategic settlements.

With urban population increasing dramatically worldwide, cities are playing an increasingly critical role in human societies and the sustainability of the planet.

In contrast, meat/other cattle populations increased dramatically in Latin America during the early 2000s, and the already large swine population in E. and S.E.

Weiss and Larink (1991) reported that BF populations increased dramatically with the addition of sewage sludge and/or sewage sludge with metals added for a loamy sandy soil at pH 6.4; where total nematode populations and bacterial-feeding nematodes increased from 1729 to 7216/100 g and 318 to 2950/100 g of soil, respectively.

With reduced competition from house finches and predation on nestlings by western scrub jays, house sparrow populations increased dramatically.

However, when either temporal variation (between generations) or both individual and temporal variations in the territory size of breeding males are being introduced the extinction risk of the tiger population increases dramatically.