Sentence examples for population surging from inspiring English sources

But with the Arab population surging in recent decades, France faces twin identity crises: that of the nation itself and that of its Muslims.

Over the last decade, Hutto has sprouted from a rural burg known for a quirky high school mascot, the hippo, into a bona fide suburb of Austin, its population surging to about 20,000 from 1,250 in 2001.

You could argue that, Thiel says, but he also notes that with half of the world's population surging to modernity, it's hard to argue the emerging world is overvalued.

The population surged past the one-million mark.

While the grey squirrel population surged the population of blackbirds and whitethroats went into sharp decline.

As the nation's population surges, it will become more ethnically mixed and especially more Hispanic.

The city's population surged after many people fled San Francisco following the devastating 1906 earthquake.

Chicago's population surged past two million in 1907 and three million in 1923.

Fueled by in-migration and a series of annexations, the population surged 40 percent for the decade, to 106,000.

The completion of a highway from Kahului (1927) spurred development, and the village's population surged to more than 3,000.

The population surged again in the 1990s fueled in large part by the Kosovo crisis and prompting efforts to organize Albanian-Americans.