Sentence examples for population infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Due to the exponential growth of the urban population, infrastructure facilities are crumbling and decaying in some areas, especially the unauthorised settlements of the city.

Raqqa is the Islamic State's proclaimed capital, but it has only a fraction of the population, infrastructure, and resources of Mosul.

The Taiga ecoregion of Northern Eurasia has also seen dramatic pendulum-like shifts in population, infrastructure, and forest resource use between the late Soviet, early post-Soviet, and the present-day eras.

Remote sensing information systems designed to spatially and temporally monitor floods can help governments and international agencies formulate effective disaster response strategies during a flood and ultimately alleviate impacts to population, infrastructure, and agriculture.

We need basic research, an educated population, infrastructure, consumers willing to invest in long-term purchases, and businesses that produce and compete without destroying the planet.

Holly Cheever, a veterinarian and vice president of the New York State Humane Society wrote in the New York Times: "I've examined New York City carriage horses, and reviewed the work of others, and I have found that the city's population, infrastructure, climate and vehicular traffic volume create inhumane conditions for these animals".

Cyprus has plenty of assets — geographical location, natural resources, a well-educated populations, infrastructure and now, once again in its long and tortured history, the attention of the international community.

Electricity consumption is rapidly increasing due to the growth of populations, infrastructures, and economies.

Regarding the accumulated change in accessibility and its population and infrastructure components in ten year periods, we can see that the increase in accessibility driven by population and infrastructure is monotonic, as it increases constantly in a cumulative way.

As a result it draws to its core not just wealth but population, enterprise, infrastructure, migrants and culture.

Critical to national security are a healthy, well-educated population, modern infrastructure and reduced dependence on imported energy sources.