Birthrate in a sentence

On top there is the birthrate in the Caucasus which is two times the Russian birthrate.

And as the Australian birthrate continues its seemingly inexorable downward trend, migration will be vital for the country’s future.

But the UK’s falling birthrate and ageing population have got nerves jangling in the Treasury, as the number of working taxpayers begins to fall out of balance with the number of pensioners.

Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu said Malays will remain the country’s majority for the foreseeable future due to the community’s higher birthrate.

Final 12 months, South Korea had a birthrate of 0.78, in line with authorities figures.

Officials said the plan was the government’s effort to encourage more couples to seek maternity or paternity leave to cope with the country’s extremely low birthrate.

Pahu is one of just three identified Sumatran rhinos in Indonesian Borneo, where the subpopulation of the species is believed to be functionally extinct due to decades of deforestation, poaching and, more recently, a low birthrate.

The Japanese government announced a draft policy outline to tackle the country's falling birthrate, which includes advancing childcare allowances and increasing benefits for families with multiple children.

The majority of the globe grew up believing that China was the most populated nation, yet decades of stringent laws requiring just one child per family drastically reduced China’s birthrate, giving India the advantage.

After reaching a plateau, however, enrollment started declining as the state began losing population, thanks largely to movements to other states, and as the state’s birthrate dropped dramatically.

He pledged to continue Mr Kishida’s economic policy aimed at pulling Japan out of deflation and achieving real salary increases, while tackling challenges such as Japan’s declining birthrate and population and resilience to natural disasters.

The head of a Japanese minor opposition party viewed as having extremist views apologized on Sunday for referencing a hypothetical storyline in which women have their uteruses removed after 30 as a way to deal with the country's falling birthrate.

Don't look now, but our birthrate is dropping like a stone too.

Scotland's population is at a record high - but its birthrate is at a record low.

Their birthrate is soaring (seven children per woman on average, the highest in the world except for some African countries) and their level of human capital is falling.

While the birthrate for Israel's secular families is about 2.2 children per woman, it's 7.1 for Haredim.

While women in their 20s have historically given birth to the most babies in the U.S., women in their early 30s had a higher birthrate in 2017, for the first time ever.

As the birthrate began to fall precipitously in the 2000s, the government again turned to the abortion law — this time, suggesting that it might be enforced more rigorously.

Despite the lack of maternity leave in America, the birthrate is still high.

Children respond particularly receptively to the ideas of their parents, and thus ideas that directly or indirectly encourage a higher birthrate will replicate themselves at a higher rate than those that discourage higher birthrates.