birthrate , auch: birth rate

You know how low the birthrate still is here, right?

Birthrates are very high, at more than five children per woman.

There may be a little bit higher birthrate among them in present.

The birthrate for single women 15 to 17 rose 29 percent.

And so after about five years, their birthrate fell off.

The young leave, the birthrate is low and the economy does not grow.

Birthrates have been a major concern of his two terms in office.

They want to keep high birthrates to have lots of workers available for development.

At present birthrates, Europe's population in 2100 will be less than a third what it is today.

Third, we must at the same time promote a policy to increase the birthrate.

But the birthrate and the health of children who are born play a much larger role than the death rate.

The higher a nation's birthrate, the poorer the nation became.

Most of the drop has been due to the fall in birthrates.

More than 80 percent of Utah's population growth has come from its high birthrate.

However, the birthrate is not higher than elsewhere in Germany.

The country now has among the lowest birthrates in Europe - just 1.1 children per woman.

At current birthrates, the number of schoolchildren will fall nearly 12 percent by 2050.

In 1985, there were 88 such births, 17.3 percent of the total birthrate.

What kind of a birthrate do you call that, George?"

Birthrates could stay low for years to come, as many Japanese women are on a marriage strike.

"How long would it be, with the present Chinese birthrate, before they all passed over the border?"

In the developing world, birthrates have dropped from 6.2 children per woman to slightly less than 3.

At present birthrates, however, without new immigration, her population will crash to 600 million by 2050.

Everybody and his brother was working furiously to reduce the birthrate.

Smaller family size resulted in all time low birthrate at 1.2 levels.