Sentence examples for be overpopulated from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a higher population than can be sustained in an area
And although the country may be overpopulated and polluted, the UN's human-development index ranks it as the third-best place to live in the world, after Norway and Australia.
Travel services are sure to be overpopulated and sporadic so a healthy cushion of time will be necessary to not run late on one of the most important days of the year.
The majority of demographers argue that since the Earth is capable of feeding 10 billion it cannot be overpopulated at only 7 billion, and that if 1 billion people are suffering from undernourishment and 2 billion are living in poverty, it is because resources are badly distributed.
Moreover, when ( b(p) > 1 ), the levels will be overpopulated with respect to the Boltzmann equilibrium population (plasma is in the ionization stage).
As archaea should be more present in contaminated and polluted water environments [ 2, 4], the absence of archaea might in part highlight the cleanliness and non-polluted Kra coral reef water, allowing bacteria to be overpopulated.
Often, these can be overpopulated or severely limited, so beware!
The pond is overpopulated.
Typically, the woodwork is overpopulated.
"Our country is overpopulated now.
Haiti was overpopulated even before the disaster.
Ebola spread quickly in my community because it's overpopulated.
