underpopulation การใช้

• In the case of underpopulation the colonists are re-called.
• Underpopulation combined with undercultivated land left nearly everyone undernourished.
• The expulsion of Germans led to widespread underpopulation.
• :: : * There are dangers to underpopulation, but they are completely different.
• Sometimes the term "'underpopulation "'is applied to a specific economic system.
• In a 2008 article, dog advocate Loretta Baughan claimed that underpopulation was the reality rather than overpopulation.
• The need for colonization of new worlds led to underpopulation, which was partially compensated by mass cloning.
• If you've been on our highways recently, you know that underpopulation is not an American problem.
• Though its range is limited, it is abundant in its natural habitat and is not considered to be in danger of underpopulation.
• Beside the droughty periods typical for the region, the second reason for the underpopulation of the Black Sea northern shores is the vicinity of the Tatars.
• The reforms also aimed to counter socio-political problems, including underpopulation and shortages of goods such as food and water, which together intensified existing economic problems.
• As the people had never recovered from being sold into slavery, in 190 BC they complained to Senate of underpopulation; in response the Senate sent 3000 new settlers.
• Using the term the'dangers'of'underpopulation'would be the same sort of question begging . talk ) 22 : 36, 7 May 2015 ( UTC)
• The constant warfare between Muslims and Christians and among Muslims certainly costed the region dearly and must have participated to the rampant problems of underpopulation experienced by the Gharb Al-Andalus.
• Nonparents have heard that before, and point out that overpopulation is a bigger problem than underpopulation, and that parents rarely decide to be parents out of a perceived obligation to humankind.
• The state's former Dale Women's Facility in Waterbury, Vermont closed in early 2009 . State officials were considering closing its Caledonia Community Work Camp in St . Johnsbury, adjacent to the Northeast Regional Correctional Facility, in March 2016 because of underpopulation.
•  Not only have the facts proved Mr . Mosher s Christian-derived beliefs true  the tremendous increase in global population since World War II has been accompanied by tremendous increases in prosperity and scientific achievement instead of the mass starvation and other disastrous consequences predicted by population controllers  but he sounds the alarm about the coming underpopulation crisis.
• It does not refer to carrying capacity, and is not a term in opposition to overpopulation, which deals with the total possible population that can be sustained by available food, water, sanitation and other infrastructure . " Underpopulation " is usually defined as a state in which a country's population has declined too much to support its current economic system.