Sentence examples for rising birthrate from inspiring English sources

The stream of construction projects has been generated by increasing enrollments fed by the influx of new residents but also by a rising birthrate.

While neonatal care has improved, many units are struggling to cope with the rising birthrate and persistent problem of recruiting and retaining nurses.

"The rising birthrate, immigration and parents who can no longer afford to school their children privately have all contributed to making the competition for school places tougher than ever before.

The rising birthrate, increasing obesity, the growing number both of older and younger mothers, and other factors such as poverty, ethnicity and popularity of fertility treatment mean their numbers are increasing by as much as 5% a year.

The failure to discriminate between undesirable drivers of expenditure which do need tackling – such as the high rents that pump up the housing benefit bill – and other influences – such as a rising birthrate – which constitute sound reason to increase aspects of spending, may seem like a design flaw.

While the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand will continue to grow because of higher birthrates and immigration, Europe, Japan and South Korea will shrink (although the recession reduced birthrates in the United States and Spain and slowed rising birthrates in Russia and Norway).

Overall, the study's picture of gradually rising birthrates that peak around AD 1000 agree well with the population estimates Doelle has generated based on traditional studies of buildings and artifacts.

The Vote Leave campaign blamed EU migration for the pressure on places, although a DfE source said the main driver of increased pupil numbers was the rising domestic birthrate.

In Israel, Peace Now's two-state solution was blown up with the crash of the Oslo peace accords, the rising Palestinian birthrate made any plans to annex the West Bank a mortal threat to Israel's Jewish character, and the rockets that followed Israel's withdrawals from both Lebanon and Gaza made a mockery of those who said unilateral pullouts were the solution.

Primary places have been under increasing pressure, with many schools adding extra classes to keep pace with a fast-rising birthrate.

With no local authorities to plan for crucial things like rising and falling birthrates, for making provision for special educational needs pupils, for English as an additional language learners, for our most disadvantaged children, chaos will surely follow.