Sentence examples for overpopulated by from inspiring English sources

Novels for children are overpopulated by orphans, runaways and adoptees.

Gaza and its surroundings have continued to be greatly overpopulated by Palestinian Arab refugees.

In a life and landscape so overpopulated by mythmakers, where is a mere mortal to find footing?

It's not the fault of Gaines that, from gorgeous airheads to slimy swindlers, "Fool's Paradise" is overpopulated by characters straight out of central casting.

Because it is in Mayfair it is, sadly, overpopulated by the sort of crowd whose favoured cologne is eau de money.

Speaking merely sociologically, small towns in the early part of the 20th century were probably heavily overpopulated by women, just as they are even now.

The new districts, approved in a deal with theAssembly and the governor, do this in a systematic way: Upstate, whereRepublicans are strongest, every district is underpopulated, while in NewYork City, a Democratic stronghold, the districts are overpopulated.Republicans hope that by maximizing the number of Republican-leaningdistricts, they will increase their odds of retaining control.

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.

For example, my first contribution was that you can skip the line at famously overpopulated ice cream shop Bi-Rite Creamery by walking down the block to its soft-serve froyo window near SF's Dolores Park.

When overpopulated (only six characters appear), the room expands sideways by five or six feet.

"Elephants, lions and leopards are not listed as endangered species by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and, in fact, are overpopulated in certain areas of Africa," Carter said in a statement.