Synonyms for population growth
pop·u·la·tion growth

Princeton's WordNet

1. population growthnoun

   increase in the number of people who inhabit a territory or state

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1. • Increase

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1. Lucien Smithers:

   There's huge housing pressure, the last five years have seen a real population growth in London. We've just crossed 8.6 million and by 2030 we're going to be knocking on 10 million.

2. Gretchen Livingston:

   There are experts out there who would argue that, given limited resources, maybe there's an advantage to lower population growth, which could be driven by fewer births, but on the other hand, there's a lot of people out there who think that maybe lower fertility might prove problematic, particularly as the labor force starts to shrink as a result.

3. Ilpo Huhtaniemi:

   Even if just 5-10% of men used this (an oral contraceptive), it would limit population growth.

4. Ben Stewart:

   We started with the goal to introduce Tulsa to the nation and create a vibrant and diverse talent ecosystem within our community, we seek to bring people from diverse industries and skill sets that bring jobs with them into our economy, and at the same time, population growth is always important.

5. Denise Tanata:

   Historically its been a very old-West mentality: Pull yourself up by your bootstraps, we tend to be low in almost every category when it comes to kids and to families. ... We havent been able to keep up with the population growth and the changing needs.