Sentence examples for the population expected from inspiring English sources

The population expected living standards to improve, but this could be achieved only if international tension eased.

This assumes that temperatures in the region rise by as much as 5C by 2050, with the population expected to grow from about 100 million now, to 300 million in 2050 and 600 million by the end of the century.

It meant designing new buildings to be energy efficient, and focusing on public transport rather than building new roads, would be key measures for major cities in trying to curb global warming, he said, with up to 80% of the population expected to be living in large cities by 2050.

The contracting economy has triggered 14 months of worsening unemployment, with 10% of the population expected to be out looking for a job before the worst is over.

The contracting economy has triggered 14 months of worsening unemployment, with 10.0% of the population expected to be out looking for a job before the worst is over.

Japan is one of the oldest countries in the world, with a full 28% of the population expected to be 65 years or older by 2010, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

"The population expects these promises to come true," Mr. Mukhin said.

The population expects the government to pay for everything.

Despite this "back cloth" the population expects a service of equal quality as provided in the southern and more populated regions.

For example, a common principle in analytical validation is to validate each specific tissue type and the specific population expected in the clinical study.

The UBM characterizes the person-independent distribution of features of the subject population expected during recognition.