Sentence examples for steadily increasing population from inspiring English sources
This is an idea without much history behind it: There are some 15 million Muslims in Europe, a steadily increasing population, most of them migrants who settled here, then gave life to new generations, only since World War II.
The restrictions were meant to enable the government to keep tighter control over a steadily increasing population and to determine the allegiances of the new arrivals.
Or will he cater to the elites of San Francisco while ignoring the problems that come with a steadily increasing population and our year-round fire season?
In Asia, Africa, and Latin America, the demand for rice is expected to increase due to the steadily increasing population [ 1].
Despite war, famine, high infant-mortality and epidemics, there were steadily increasing populations within Europe at least up to the Black Death pandemic of the mid-14th century (which killed at least 45 percent of Europe's population, a loss that took centuries to make up) and even, in places, periods of relative overpopulation.
Here we report that fibroblast growth factor 2 (FGF-2 -supplemented FGF-2 -supplemented cell primary cultures display an early increase in telomere size FGF-2 -supplementedal decrease, whereas in control cultures telomere length steadily decreases with increasing population doubonegs.
The A2A scenario describes a heterogeneous world with a steadily increasing human population throughout the century.
Because of a steadily increasing elderly population in developed countries, nursing homes are often overcrowded.
In more recent years this has become highly evident in the south of Spain with its steadily increasing Moroccan population.
However, in light of a steadily increasing world's population growing from 7 billion now to 8.3 billion in 2025 [29], innovative approaches for getting higher harvest yields without using increasing amounts of agrochemicals should not longer be excluded, given that their use is safe and without harmful consequences for human beings and nature.
With improvements in early diagnosis and treatment, survival has been steadily increasing for this population [ 2].
