Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

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• Mr President, chronic malnutrition in the world has been reduced by half since 1945, despite the significant population increase.
• These forecasts were soon seen to lag far behind the actual population increase.
• Madam President, in 18th century England, Thomas Malthus predicted that population increase would exceed food supply.
• At the time of the transaction, Karkkila expected a much higher population increase resulting in additional housing needs of at least 70 new homes per year.
• In the specific situation of Karkkila, Finland demonstrated that Karkkila had valid reasons to expect a major population increase in the medium
• This policy must take account of the increased needs of our planet and of the pressure caused both by the population increase and our various manmade activities.
• Indeed, the world population increase, global warming, the uncontrolled production of biofuels and aggressive speculation are so many factors that are increasing the tension on the agricultural markets.

• Taking into account those who leave, the net increase in population is about 200000 per year, or a million people every five years.
• Do we understand the ethical issue that is posed for us by the huge increase in population in Africa, the problem of poor people surrounding this increasingly small island of privilege which is Europe?
• Some have focused on the issue itself and others on the relationship between the dramatic increase in population and the number of people still lacking food.
• We have a rapidly growing population in Ireland
• Enlargement will mean a large increase in population and geographical area, but also a dangerous increase in regional disparities.
• The fact is that extreme weather events are no more frequent today than they were a hundred years ago, and that the polar bear, far from being threatened as a species, has in fact shown a dramatic increase in population over the last few decades.
• The countries of North Africa are facing a sudden increase in population, with more than 50 % of inhabitants aged under 30, and a particularly high rate of unemployment, particularly among young graduates.
• At the same time, the challenges presented by the current global food crisis and the steady increase in population heighten the importance of, and indeed render essential, the search for new solutions.