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birth rate
This term is primarily used in demographic, sociological, and economic contexts to describe population trends. It carries a neutral, statistical tone and is typically paired with verbs of change, such as increase, decrease, fluctuate, or plummet, to describe societal shifts.
While the term refers to a count of births, it functions as a statistical measure. In professional reporting, it is often contrasted with the death rate to determine the natural increase or decrease of a population.
Meanings
Examples
The national birth rate has declined steadily over the last decade.
Why is the birth rate dropping so fast in this region?
The government is introducing new subsidies to boost the birth rate.
A sudden spike in the birth rate occurred after the war ended.
I wonder if the birth rate will ever stabilize again.
The report highlights a correlation between economic stability and the birth rate.
Low birth rates often lead to an aging population and labor shortages.
The birth rate in the village remained constant for generations.