Sentence examples for population to push from inspiring English sources

Procter & Gamble, which sells nappies, washing powder and so on, reports some slackening growth but still expects the young and fast-growing population to push up consumer demand in the next few years.

This cannot be used as the latest pretext by one intolerant segment of the population to push for supremacy.

The effort duplicated other recent successes in the Midwest, where conservatives have seized on the struggling economy and population loss to push for smaller state budgets, lower taxes and laws limiting unions.

It's not all good news - growing demand for meat by China's wealthy population is likely to push global food prices ever higher, at least until genetic engineering starts delivering on its promise to multiply crop yields.

That's a big problem, the committee says, given that an aging population is likely to push the cost of government services, particularly health care programs, much higher in the future.

Negative events such as the recent accident in Fukushima, as well as the positive, enormous economic potential embodied in renewables and a growing concern for environmental issues among the population are all serving to push developments towards sustainable development.

Another group of advocates following the ICPD wanted to push population off the table in order to secure what they believed would be greater funding for the broader goals of women's empowerment.

Nevertheless, the population structure is expected to push Tajima's D toward positive values [ 51], and this effect may have partially contributed to the significantly positive D of CBF1's promoter.

While this is largely true for conventional pollutants, he leaves off an important causality: the relationship between wealth and a clean environment is due to populations having more time to push their governments to clean up local pollutants.

It might be, she suggests, that with declining whale populations, fishers simply had to push further south to make the kills.

Unfortunately, recent evidence has shown that such an influx could not overcome the permanent forces that continue to push populations into poverty traps [ 27].