Sentence examples for population placed from inspiring English sources

The country's aging population placed new burdens on public health spending and pension programs (including Social Security).

The expansion of the threatened population placed greater emphasis on the reexamination of how we vaccinate against Bacillus anthracis.

The population placed substantial demands on wood resources for fuel and construction and, during the initial centuries of the city's occupation, cleared the forests upstream of the site.

The huge influx of dollars from the oil boom in neighboring Saudi Arabia, combined with a rapidly growing population, placed considerable stress on the old city's historic buildings and its inadequate infrastructure.

A case study of Shenzhen, a large coastal city neighboring Hong Kong, indicated that the average age of the city population was 31 and that this demographic structure of the city population placed enormous pressure on its ECE system (Li and Wang 2008).

The general population placed an enormous amount of trust in these few literate individuals, and ultimately, they used this power to amass wealth.

Syrian refugees now comprise 26% of Lebanon's total population, placing a strain on humanitarian resources.

Moreover, the aging of our population places a premium on young, productive workers, many of whom must come from immigration.

This sheer potential is compounded by the way Asia's population places a premium on education.

The drop comes despite the ageing population placing more pressure on the health and care system.

In the case of Lebanon, this is 1.3 million refugees or almost 1 in 4 of the population, placing welfare services under serious strain, as Brookings Fellow Kemal Kirişci recently pointed out.