Sentence examples for population is a problem from inspiring English sources

Slower growth in the working-age population is a problem in much of the country.

"For example, in countries like Finland where the ageing population is a problem, an idea to detect whether an elderly people had fallen was popular.

If expanding population is a problem, campaigners on the subject advocate action to slow and stop the rise, if not reverse it.

While older foster carers are just as valuable to the profession, the ageing fostering population is a problem, says Helen Clarke, development worker at the Fostering Network.

How ironic that Italy bears the brunt of the surge of ecological migrants, while the pontiff continues to deny that population is a problem, and so inhibits many women of the developing world from accessing birth control.

It has been argued that the excessive deer population is a problem for residents of this affluent community, but no one wishes to acknowledge that clearly we have an excessive human population in the area, let alone to suggest that masses of individuals should be slaughtered to correct this imbalance.

Population was a problem in which international relations and intimate relations were one.

Yasuyoshi Komizo, a nonproliferation official in Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told a delegation from the U.S. Department of Energy in 2008 the government worried that "if, for example, the information sharing concerned potential insider threats, that could be interpreted as suggesting that some segment of the Japanese population was a problem," the cable quoted him as saying.

Altruistic behavior (i.e. behavior that decreases individual fitness but is beneficial to the group or populations) is a problem for Darwinian theory.

What our paper is not about Estimating the size of hidden populations is a problem that has been treated by many authors and there are many different methods in use.

Surging goose populations are a problem not only on Long Island, but also in other New York and New Jersey suburbs with accessible water and grass and few natural predators.