Sentence examples for substantial population growth from inspiring English sources
If current birthrate trends persist, Africa, which contains 27 of the world's 48 least developed countries, will be the only major area still experiencing substantial population growth after 2050.
Residential property values have held steady, for the most part, and the Institute for Regional Forecasting predicts substantial population growth in the Houston area over the years to come.
The Texas budget has indeed increased considerably in nominal terms since Mr Bush took office, yet this fails to allow either for inflation or for the substantial population growth Texas has experienced over the decade.
Africa is the only major region of the world that will continue to experience substantial population growth after 2050, even if there is a significant reduction in fertility levels in the near future, the UN said.
For example, earlier efforts to use vaccinations and other means to reduce child mortality were extremely successful in the Third World, but the consequence was very rapid and substantial population growth.
We have linked the reintroduction efforts to landscape restoration at large scales in the Park and in adjacent State and private lands, thereby increasing the opportunities for substantial population growth and expansion of the Kaʻū silversword and Pele lobeliad in the future.
But the delays are lengthy, allowing very substantial additional population growth after fertility has declined.
This could occur through a rise in congestion costs or through population growth substantial enough to bid down nominal wages.
Despite the increase in population growth, substantial health disparities exist between Hispanic and non-Hispanic whites.
Our analyses also indicated consistent and substantial variation in historical population growth patterns of A. polyacanthus among reefs and regions on the GBR (Table 1, 4, 5, Figure 4 and 5).
Results indicate rapid population growth causing substantial subdivision of plots, which in turn has created a more complex and fragmented landscape in 1999 than in 1990.
