Sentence examples for surging populations from inspiring English sources

During the same period, the number of veterans ballooned by 21percentt in Arizona and 31percentt in Nevada, reflecting both their surging populations and their attraction as retirement meccas.

But among these, strategists are digging deeper into Colorado, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina and Virginia — where census figures show surging populations of Hispanics and blacks, groups that supported Mr. Obama in 2008 by wide margins.

JACK N. GERARD President and Chief Executive American Petroleum Institute Washington, May 23, 2011 Reader Responses To the Editor: Cheap and abundant oil made possible the postwar boom, cheap food and surging populations worldwide.

Fervently Catholic countries, like the Philippines, which adopted two-child policies to curb their surging populations.

What about declining attendance of the European congregations (as opposed to the surging populations in the southern world)?

The amount of water used by residents of Los Angeles and San Francisco is lower than it was in 1980 despite surging populations.

Surging population has driven up demand, and the supply has failed to keep pace.

Newark did not lack for hospitals, but the surging population of Jewish immigrants found they were not always welcome.

The region's surging population and economy have together created a huge strain on local water supplies.

China introduced the policy in 1979 to curb a surging population and limit the demands for water and other resources.

But rest assured, if you can't make time, with a surging population and influence the Latino population will sway its way to you.