Sentence examples for rush of population from inspiring English sources
The tremendous rush of population, the unprecedented attention which Florida is attracting from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Gulf to Canada, is unique in the history of this country.
Melbourne is staggering under unprecedented population growth, a boom rivalling the gold rush of the 1850s and the "populate or perish" era after the second world war.
The masons had circumstance on their side: thanks to the gold rush, the population was increasing rapidly and much of the country was in a building boom.
A significant influx of population and economic activity occurred around the 1850s goldrushes, particularly the Kiandra rush of 1859 60.
Topics include: geologic processes that led to the concentration of gold in the river gravels and rocks of the Mother Lode region of California; and environmental impact of the Gold Rush due to population increase, mining operations, and high concentrations of arsenic and mercury in sediments from hard rock mining and milling operations.
The population figures are inching back over 200,000 in Erfurt, the capital, after the initial rush of people to the west dropped the figure to 195,000 from 225,000.
Could such a rush of attention actually have negative effects, increasing competition and bringing in more projects than the site's population of donors can handle?
Klondike gold rush, Canadian gold rush of the late 1890s.
The man feels a rush of triumph.
