Sentence examples for population will surpass from inspiring English sources

It is predicted that by 2050, Nigeria's population will surpass that of the US, making the west African nation the third most populous country in the world.

And because India did not follow China's draconian "one child" policy, United Nations demographers forecast that India's population will surpass China's as soon as 2040.

According to the Census Bureau, our population will surpass 500 million by 2050 if the current rate of immigration, legal and illegal, continues.

For the first time, it has projected them as far ahead as 2100.According to the UN, the world's population will surpass 7 billion at the end of October, a few months earlier than had been expected.

According to the University of South Africa, the combined income of black South Africans (who make up 78% of the population), will surpass that of whites (10.5%) for the first time only this year.Against this background, white complaints about positive discrimination can sound ridiculous.

In the future, compounding threats from multiple stressors, such as hypoxia (Moran et al. 2010; Healy and Schulte 2012), high concentrations of pCO2 (Enzor et al. 2013) or contaminants (Terzi and Verep 2012) can lower thermal tolerance, thus increasing the likelihood that many more populations will surpass critical thermal thresholds.

Not coincidentally, India's population will soon surpass China's.

Given that starvation is a fairly major problem in the world at the moment and the planet's population will likely surpass 9 billion by 2050, Rob's invention seems like an important one.

If present population trends continue, Dominicans will surpass Puerto Ricans as the city's largest Hispanic group before the end of the decade, a study has found.

By 2030, Pakistan will have the largest Muslim population, surpassing Indonesia, and Nigeria will surpass Egypt.

With roughly 1.15 billion people, India accounts for almost 17% of the world's population and by roughly 2040 it will surpass China as the most populous nation, according to the McKinsey Global Institute.