Sentence examples for becoming overrun from inspiring English sources

The world is becoming overrun with app stores, all very slightly different, but all offering Angry Birds.

Another rising star in the same region, is Warung (warungclub.com.br) an Indonesian-themed beachfront club which is getting so popular that some are worried about it becoming overrun.

CONSIDERATIONS The problem with this uptick in interest in prizes is that certain fields are becoming overrun, and this can dull a prize's effectiveness.

Hundreds of people flocked to New York's Central Park, with particular spots becoming overrun with players, each staring into their phones.

At a rally in San Jose, the presumptive Republican nominee said that "making America great again" meant preventing the nation from becoming "overrun by Mexican judges".

What began as a platform for homeowners with spare rooms to make a bit of pocket money on the side, is becoming overrun with property entrepreneurs looking for lucrative short term gains.

While the Japanese love to buy imported goods–French bakeries blanket Tokyo like Starbucks in Manhattan, and half of all women here own something from Louis Vuitton they have admirably managed, for the most part, to keep their cities from becoming too overrun with the tackiness of American chain stores.

A lot of people say the area around Mitte is dying or becoming too overrun by tourists, but firstly you are a tourist, and secondly frankly it's still perfectly nice.

A lot of people say the area around Mitte is dying or becoming too overrun by tourists, but firstly you are a tourist, and secondly – frankly – it's still perfectly nice.

But how can those cities turn the taps off when they become overrun?When towns such as Barcelona are in danger of becoming victims of their own success, the best place to start is deciding which kind of tourists to keep.

Thus waste sustainability is fast becoming an issue, threatening to overrun landfills and create new ones from what are otherwise beautiful landscapes and endangering the water supply by contamination.