Sentence examples for overpopulated and from inspiring English sources

Everywhere to which an alien might wish to take refuge is now overpopulated, and already with problems of its own".

Like the hospital itself in season two's Casualty-style train crash episode, The Knick is overpopulated and packed with incident.

Having your own child is a selfish choice, as the world is overpopulated and there are millions of unwanted kids in institutions and on the streets.

And although the country may be overpopulated and polluted, the UN's human-development index ranks it as the third-best place to live in the world, after Norway and Australia.

Orwell derided the "out of date notion that Britain is overpopulated and that more population means more unemployment" and claimed that "British prosperity depends largely on factors outside Britain".

Travel services are sure to be overpopulated and sporadic so a healthy cushion of time will be necessary to not run late on one of the most important days of the year.

But it is also overpopulated, strident and constitutionally unable to step back and scrutinize itself.

Delilah Beach bliss in Belize Turtle Inn is nice, but it's overpopulated, overpriced, and a little too slick.

My high school, which is located in a working class Latino suburb bordering Chicago, was overpopulated, underfunded, and in my opinion, incredibly stifling.

Amnesty warns in its report, published on Monday, that those sites are overpopulated, unsanitary and often lack basic infrastructure like heating.

Williamsburg off the Bedford L stop has gotten so popular (and overpopulated), corporations such as Whole Foods, Madewell and Dunkin Donuts are moving in.