Sentence examples for population swell from inspiring English sources

A decade-long boom has seen Spain's immigrant population swell from 2% of the total to 12%, or 5.6m.

Few cities in Eastern Europe can match Krakow's buzz; best experienced during term time when its large student population swell the bars and cafes.

The city, which covers a little more than three square miles, saw its population swell to more than 70,000 people today from about 30,000 people two decades ago.

The town also serves as a geographic, economic and cultural dividing point on the island, which sees its population swell from about 10,000 in winter to about 120,000 each summer, according to local guesses and other estimates.

And nowhere has that identity become more racially nuanced than among Generation Y, those newborns to early twentysomethings who represent the largest population swell since the baby boom and probably the biggest ever in United States history.

It had seen its population swell by 11,000 to 196,000 in the five years to 2016, a significant number of the incomers having cone from newly signed-up EU member states.

Poverty is increasing as the population swells.

Mineola's population swells to about 35,000 during the workday.

Morristown's population swells to about 80,000, during the day.

As its population swelled and land ran out, they moved on to the water.

The percentage may be even higher in summer when the population swells to about 10,000.