Sentence examples for had been overpopulated from inspiring English sources

The news satire program The Daily Show reported on its April 17, 2006 edition that Homer had been overpopulated by bald eagles due in large part to Keene's activities.

For the last 20 years the city has been overpopulated with tourists and guest workers, all of whom have left, so it's emptier.

We originally said that some ivory had been collected from culls in overpopulated areas "and seizures"; in fact we meant "... and natural deaths".

Ultimately, this overpopulated screenplay might have worked better if a few of the peripheral characters had been stripped away, allowing the more textured ones greater screen space.

The dilapidated South Pole station was seriously overpopulated that winter because a construction crew was in the process of building a replacement for the 25-year-old dome that had been the base for Antarctic research since 1975.

In many ways, the plantations have been exchanged for overpopulated prisons.

Fears that the world is overpopulated have been gathering pace, caused both by the continued rise in the number of people and by worries about climate change.

Unsanitary conditions are often the underlying cause of parasitic disease, especially in areas that are overpopulated or have poor water quality, or among populations that lack knowledge of parasites.

A dime a dozen that have been picked from an overpopulated gay tree.

The world is overpopulated, so let's have less rich people.

The ivory has been collected from culls in overpopulated areas and natural deaths.