That is, an abiding, largely Catholic, faith that God will take care of all the babies they produce has overpopulated Mexico and Central America to the point that those who are unable to succeed their own country's economies choose to take an illegal shot at life in the U.S. I don't blame them.
But today the sight can hardly be borne, the fish have so overpopulated the river of life: Today they are abundant as mackerel, as far as the eye can see, tumbled, tumescent, tinted all the colors of the rainbow though not in the same order, a swelling, scumbled mass, rife with incident and generally immune to sorrow.
For the last 20 years the city has been overpopulated with tourists and guest workers, all of whom have left, so it's emptier.
Another criticism of the venture industry is that it has become overpopulated with people with business degrees but no actual experience.
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.
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.
By the 1870s, asylums had become overpopulated, and gave up all pretence of being therapeutic.
The confederacy having become overpopulated, Xenu sent several billion of his citizens onto DC 8 planes to the planet Teegeeack Earthh), ostensibly for tax audition.
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.
Many cities have become densely overpopulated as a result of migration due to civil wars and the search for a better life.
