Sentence examples for tide of population from inspiring English sources

The program has succeeded in helping to turn the tide of population decline, creating a buzz for Kalamazoo that is being replicated in communities around the country.

With no natural predators and easy access to an endless food supply of mussels at low tide, a population of oversize wild raccoons thrives.

But we're up against the tide of politics, pollution and population in East Hampton".

The kidney community needs large, well-designed studies to determine the best way to educate patients and hopefully stem the tide of a rapidly increasing population of kidney patients.

Under the pop culture disguise they have a huge rising tide of rightwing fanatics and a population desperate enough to find hope in them.

Thanks mainly to a tide of migration, China's urban population had grown by more than 500m since Deng launched his reforms: the equivalent of all the people in the United States plus three Britains.Li Keqiang, who took over as prime minister in 2013, sees further urbanisation as critical to China's economic success.

The unrelenting tide of Europeans overwhelmed the indigenous population, resulting in the occupation of traditional lands, the destruction of sacred sites, and perhaps most damaging of all, the introduction of new diseases.

The development of diabetes has primarily not been prevented because of our inability to stem the tide of increasing obesity in the population from an ever-younger age.

2 4 In 2008, the UK government announced its ambition to reduce the proportion of overweight and obese children to 2000 levels by 2020 as part of its overall goal of reversing the rising tide of unhealthy weight in the population.

The latest theory to gain sway: We don't want our unemployment rate kept down by an exodus of population, so we must stop that tide, too.

Early screening and management of these factors are essential to stem the tide of ESRD and CVD in this population.