Sentence examples for soaring populations from inspiring English sources

In an age of diminishing resources but soaring populations, the scramble for the Arctic's riches continues.

Africa is buffeted by soaring populations, and climate change could yet make a tragic mockery of the best-laid plans.

Despite Malthusian predictions of doom, it serves as a reminder of humankind's astonishing ability to feed soaring populations.

We all have soaring populations, we've all, frankly, destroyed the entrepreneurial middle class in our countries, and none of us want to go through the restructuring, deregulation or privatization required for globalization, because it would mean ceding power.

But just as pronatalism is unjustified, so are the dire — and discredited — prophecies of Thomas Malthus and his followers, who believed that soaring populations must lead to mass starvation.

Three social dynamics -- soaring population, literacy and the pull of the city -- also spurred the trend.

The Sahel would be turned into a desert by the soaring population of west Africa.

That is not to say there aren't local environmental crises caused in part by soaring population numbers, such as falling levels in water reservoirs.

China's strict birth-control rules, introduced just over 30 years ago to curb a soaring population, restrict most couples to one birth.

Gales and cyclones of sand blow through the endless avenues of tents, and the provision of water, electricity, bathrooms and other amenities still trails the soaring population.

But for the moment, at least in northern Montana, it has inspired a truce in the battle between a soaring population of people and a recovering population of grizzlies.