Sentence examples for becoming overpopulated from inspiring English sources

Is that what we want?" He has the opposite concerns to activists who argue that we are becoming overpopulated.

His view of life may have been forged by seeing his father, the comedian Harry Einstein, die when he was 11, or from reading John Hersey's "Hiroshima" as a child, or by the fifth-grade teacher who warned him that Los Angeles was becoming overpopulated.

As someone who describes the authorial brainstorm of setting off a bomb in "The Stand" because the story was becoming overpopulated, he may not be the most noble of stylists, but there's no denying that he knows how to make a story fly.

Chicken Littles in those days argued that the earth was becoming overpopulated, that we were running out of food, oil and other natural resources, that we were becoming more polluted.

But Funafuti is rapidly becoming urbanised, and overpopulated.

In some fields, research is becoming increasingly competitive, overpopulated, and under-resourced (some National Institutes of Health grant programs, for example, have funding rates that fall below 20%!).

Backpackers might consider this a good thing... " Hangouts on the edge of the beaten track Go upmarket in Bangkok Bangkok's claustrophobic, overpopulated Khao San Road has changed considerably since its immortalisation in paradise lost flick The Beach: namely by becoming more claustrophobic and overpopulated by backpackers.

And, in conjunction with this, it's interesting to see that 60percentt of the "most buzzed about apps" have the words "free" or "lite" in the title, which seems to point to the fact that app stores are becoming increasingly crowded and overpopulated, so the best way to reach eyeballs and attract downloads is to assure consumers that the app being presented is cheap — if not free.

MEH: But as farming also sucks this area dry of water and soil fertility, it will dry the climate further: this overpopulated country is headed towards becoming another tragic Sudan.

Or risk becoming irrelevant.

She is becoming nobody.