Sentence examples for steadily growing population from inspiring English sources
Some of the dispossessed went to Rome, where, together with the increasing numbers of slaves and freedmen, they contributed to the steadily growing population.
But some well-known advertisers are actually choosing AdMob because of its multi-platform support for many devices, especially with the ability to target both iPhone and Android users (which is a steadily growing population).
With a steadily growing population, climate change threatening natural areas, and rising demand for conservation practices that protect species and benefit people, now is the time to act boldly.
The result has been — to the growing frustration of many obesity experts — almost no pharmaceutical aid for a steadily growing population of Americans desperate for help in shedding pounds.
The Niger Delta has a steadily growing population estimated in 2005 at over 30 million people, accounts for more than 23% of Nigeria's total population, and has a population density that is among the highest in the world with 265 people per square kilometer.
The bald eagle, peregrine falcon, California condor, whooping crane, Kirtland's warbler and the golden-cheeked warbler all have benefited from scientifically designed, federally supported regulations and recovery measures leading to steadily growing populations.
The average availability of water is reducing steadily with the growing population, and it is estimated that by 2020 India will become a water-stressed nation.
Emissions from agriculture, forestry, and fisheries have risen steadily alongside the needs of a growing population, nearly doubling in the past 50 years.
And with the paring down of state programs alongside the steadily growing female prisoner population, demand for bus seats is always greater than availability. .
This hand-to-mouth operation worked because the nation's working population was steadily growing; so each generation, when it reached retirement age, could count on being supported by a much larger generation of workers.
But even during his lifetime, Bellefonte had seen the end of its glory: after 1890, its population, heretofore steadily growing, would decline for the next thirty years.
