Sentence examples for population raising from inspiring English sources

An inability to trace the new cases would mean that the disease agent had become loose in the general population, raising the specter that it would become an endemic disease.

According to new satellite imagery commissioned by Amnesty, the North Korean government is "blurring the lines between its political prison camps and the surrounding population," raising fears that it is spreading the camps into the general population.

H5N1 continues to transmit from poultry to the human population, raising serious concerns about its pandemic potential.

In Sevastopol, that majority reportedly reached an improbable 123percentt of the city's population, raising questions about an already very questionable referendum.

Fourth, the subjects consisted of long-time survivors from a high-risk population, raising the possibility of survivor bias.

Second, the children screened for lead are not randomly drawn from the population, raising concerns of selectivity bias.

The growing divide between a diverse young population and an aging white population raises some potentially tricky policy questions.

I AGREE with Adam Ozimek that this is a daft view of the impact of population shifts on economic performance:For the economy, a slower increase in the population raises concerns about American competitiveness.

As the country's fast-growing economy and huge population raise its importance on the world stage, the rising toll is a reminder that the government still struggles to keep its more than a billion people safe.

The widespread dissatisfaction among rebel groups — and the broader population — raises the possibility that now, just as the United States is stepping up efforts to steer the outcome in Syria, it may already be too late.

Yemen's tribal culture and its heavily armed population raised fears of violence as events here seemed to unfold at a consolidated pace, with all sides trying to draw lessons from popular uprisings in Tunisia and then Egypt.