Sentence examples for predicted population increase from inspiring English sources

The report, Tackling Poverty: One Bus Ride Away, said bus services would increase by 4% by 2020, according to the London Assembly, despite a predicted population increase of 1.2 million - roughly 14% growth.

Of most concern to scientists is the economic growth of China and India, coupled with their predicted population increases.

But demands on the river are often cited as unsustainable, due to predicted population increases and climate change.

Improvements in life expectancy have been relatively constant, he says, but migration and fertility are much trickier to predict.Migration which accounts directly for around half of the predicted population increase is particularly elusive.

Mr. Smith at the University of Florida nonetheless predicts modest population increases when the economy picks up — growth of 150,000 to 200,000 people annually.

It observed: "Trends towards 2050 predict a steady population increase to nine billion, forcing an increased food/feed output from available agro-ecosystems resulting in an even greater pressure on the environment.

Where small populations are expanding in the absence of limiting biotic or abiotic factors, stochastic effects make it difficult to accurately predict the rate of population increase.

"Global 2000" predicted that population would increase faster than world food production, so that food prices would rise by between 35% and 115% by 2000.

In India, where the urban population is predicted to increase from 31percentt of the total to 38percentt by 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to invest $1.2 billion in 100 new and retrofitted smart cities.

The UK population is predicted to increase by 14% to 75 million by 2050, the CCC report says, meaning the land used for towns and cities could rise from 8%to12%2%.

Its metropolitan area has grown by half a million residents since 2000, and the population is predicted to increase from 2.7m in 2005 to 4.3m by 2035.