1, With the re-emergence of such Malthusian conflicts, international cooperation may be tested to destruction.

2, In the Malthusian struggle of cat and bird, it seems that first one prevails and then the other.

3, In 1967 Paul Ehrlich, a Malthusian, wrote that "the battle to feed all of humanity is over... In the 1970s and 1980s hundreds of millions of people will starve to death."

4, The most famous modern Malthusian is biologist Paul Ehrlich, whose 1968 book, The Population Bomb, warned of impending worldwide shortages in food and natural resources.

5, In the early twentieth century, Malthusian ideas on population control were linked to theories of eugenics and social Darwinism.

6, We have been waiting for his "Malthusian check" on population growth ever since.

7, Such doubts energized the smaller community of demographic revisionists, who emerged to do battle with their Malthusian brethren.

8, The other, related mistake is the persistent tendency of Malthusians to underestimate human ingenuity.

9, The depression of the late 1920s and chronic unemployment appeared to confirm Malthusian pessimism.

10, But when they do, it is for good reason: lemmings are known for boom-and-bust,[http://sentencedict.com/malthusian.html] Malthusian swings in population.

11, In 1972, when think tank the Club of Rome published his Malthusian bestseller 'Limits to Growth, ' eco-doom was in and technological optimists weren't getting invited to the best parties.

12, This passage introduces of population pressure - the greatest feature of modern malthusian theory, of economics of population.

13, This passage introduces the concept of population pressure-the greatest feature of modern malthusian theory, of economics of population.

14, A simple ( though approximate ) model of population growth is the Malthusian growth model.

15, Gates, Buffett and Turner have been quietly worrying about Malthusian population problems for years.

16, With the world's population expected to grow from 6.8 billion today to 9.1 billion by 2050, a certain Malthusian alarmism has set in: how will all these extra mouths be fed?