Meanings of population boom in English

Insight looks at the impact of the population boom in the South Island

So did their masters' crops, whose bounty begat a population boom of humans.

The government sees the population boom as a threat to its economic reform plans.

Government policy has not managed the population boom well, writes Marc Coleman, Economics Editor.

Inevitably, and gradually, the population boom overtook the economy's productivity.

It soon became evident that, in a population boom, too many educated people were available.

The population boom came down to better science and universal health care arresting child mortality rates.

The area was experiencing a population boom and would benefit from the Government's plans, he announced yesterday.

A population boom and mass migration to the Cape Flats, Lavender Hill and Capricorn changed the demographics.

When Asia experienced a population boom in the early twentieth century, it had no such emigration safety valve.

Overcrowding A crackdown on violent and drug-related offences has seen the country's prison population boom in recent decades.

Isolated microbes may be lying in wait for a change in conditions that could bring a population boom.

Titirangi hit world wide headlines for its apparent cat size rats which had a population boom this year.

If they had not seen their birth rates fall so fast, the world population boom would have become deafening.

Now, secondary applications are beginning to rise as children born during this population boom move up through the school system.

This avian population boom was generally good news, proof that stricter environmental laws were boosting species endangered by pesticides and pollution.