Sentence examples for swollen population from inspiring English sources

And with New York City across the Hudson and the state's own swollen population, he said, "people here need to know how to be forcefully polite".

Mr. Krugman doesn't mention the real reason for California's power shortage: swollen population and the lack of new power-generating facilities.

As the fragile forest has to support a swollen population, indigenous peoples find their resources and communities consumed by guerilla armies vying for control of the cocaine trade.

Charity donations of food, mostly from Rohingyas living elsewhere or overseas, are keeping the swollen population alive.

China's biggest cities are struggling to cope with their swollen populations, choked by traffic jams and pollution.

Years of soaring economic growth have failed to translate into jobs for Nigeria's swollen youth population – an economic gap that has been filled by a boom in fraud.

The subsequent decline in hares can lead to a drop in the swollen predator population; fewer predators can then result in more hares surviving to reproduce; and the cycle begins again.

This year's census found its population—swollen early on by Punjabi refugees, more recently by a steady gush of migrants from all over India to be 16.7m, up from just 410,000 in 1911.

The country's economy once benefited from a "demographic dividend" of a swollen working-age population, but China is starting to pay that debt down in the form of slowing growth and higher spending on health and retirements. .

Histological analysis of swollen thymuses showed a homogenous population of cells with a high nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio and frequent mitoses, typical morphological features of lymphoblastic lymphoma (date not shown).

The median numbers of swollen and tender joints in this population of RA patients were 2 and 1, respectively, out of a total possible joint count of 28 (Table 1).