Sentence examples for population influx from inspiring English sources

The design proposals extend to time-based development integrating population influx, economic activity, and seasonality.

The greatest pressure on us is the population influx caused by the war.

Feces (read: a lack of sewage infrastructure) and a population influx explain most of it.

Urban residents are concentrated nearby, and population influx has contributed to a housing shortage.

But already aid workers are saying the area – where trees are being stripped at pace – cannot cope with the population influx.

His office in City Hall has maps on every wall with projections for growing Williston to cope with its accelerating population influx.

Kolkata experienced a high rate of population growth for more than a century, and events such as the partitioning of Bengal in 1947 and warfare in Bangladesh in the early 1970s precipitated massive population influxes.

This willingness to build is why Houston can accommodate large population influxes, remain cheap...and perform so well economically.

Neighbourhoods with large daily population influxes are likely to be more difficult to evacuate during the day than at night because a greater demand will be placed on a static infrastructure network.

This suggests that residential neighbourhoods that experience the greatest net population influxes at night are also some of the most difficult to evacuate at night as a result of infrastructure setup.

In the first US study of this subject, leukaemia incidence in SEER registry data was recently examined in more rural counties that had experienced the largest population influxes (Wartenberg et al, 2004).