Sentence examples for overcrowded population from inspiring English sources

More than 1,000 have been killed and several thousand injured – some horribly, and many of them clearly civilians – as a result of the deployment of overwhelming military force against a tiny, hugely overcrowded, population.

Another global anti-natalist position focuses on harms to the overcrowded population of earth, arguing that procreation is wrong for the same reasons overconsumption is (Young 2001).

At the same time, the longer the length of migrant stays, the higher may be the pressure of an overcrowded population on infrastructure, social problems, and environmental pollution in the cities.

Dr Catriona Burness, who has been researching the life of Mrs Barbour, said: "In Glasgow you have got an overcrowded population living hugger-mugger in tenement flats, often slum flats.

Sunshine, light winds, temperature inversions, a basin setting, overcrowded population, heavy traffic, frequent urban leakage of liquefied petroleum gas, and intense industrial activity promote complex photochemical reactions producing a variety of oxidant chemicals and particulate matter.

There were outbreaks of both cholera and measles, especially in overcrowded, displaced populations.

The index is constructed by adding the z scores of the following variables: percentage of all economically active males aged 16 and over who are unemployed; percentage of households defined as overcrowded; percentage of population without access to a car; percentage of population living in households where the head of the household is defined as social class IV or V.

The Taj is set in Agra, an overcrowded city whose population has far surpassed its support system.