Sentence examples for population will start from inspiring English sources

The remainder of the 400 school population will start today.

And in the mid-2020s, officialial projections, the working-age population will start shrinking.

The overall population will start to grow faster than that of working age.

Birth rates are falling in places like Bangladesh; through education and development, world population will start to level out.

The world's 3.4 billion-strong rural population will start to decline as urbanisation becomes more common, the report says.

As it happens, 2008 is also the year that the aging of the population will start to deplete the Treasury.

We will comprise a snippet of the concert-going population whose ages will start at the average attendee age x 2, but we'll do so with bells on.

China's population will soon start to age, eroding the demographic dividend that has helped fuel 10percentt annual growth for the past 30 years.

An ageing population means the elderly will start to draw down their savings in retirement.

The European Commission calculates that from about 2010 the EU's population of working age will start to decline.

Indeed, although species are well nigh impossible to define, one cannot dispute that speciation occurs, i.e. the fact that, starting from an ancestral population, some groups of animals will start breeding more among one another than with the rest of the population, and will progressively acquire a range of characters that sets them apart from the original group.