Sentence examples for overpopulation in from inspiring English sources

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has long advocated a plan to move civil servants from Tehran to reduce overpopulation in the capital.

The increase in numbers could be because of overpopulation in the northern waters and competition for food.

The natural history broadcaster warned that the world was "heading for disaster" due to the threat of overpopulation, in comments made to the Daily Telegraph.

Even before it broke out, bad weather and commercial dislocations, together with overpopulation in some areas, resulted in worse and more frequent famines than in the past.

Proponents of the reproductive health bill say it will address poverty, women's rights, infant and maternal mortality, and overpopulation in a poor nation crowded with 94 million people.

The concept was to introduce a new lifestyle to guarantee people privacy, fresh air and gardens in order to resolve the issues caused by overpopulation in urban areas.

But efforts to conserve the animals have actually led, in some areas, to overpopulation, resulting in damage from overgrazing (adult elephants eat up to 300 pounds of grasses, roots and parts of trees each day).

We drank some beers and Liz and I talked about the brown bear overpopulation problem in New Jersey and corrupt politics in her hometown of Jersey City.

Saving lives doesn't lead to overpopulation - in fact, it's quite the opposite.

Overpopulation, Situation in which the number of individuals of a given species exceeds the number that its environment can sustain.

If global growth and development continue, worries about overpopulation may, in hindsight, seem a uniquely 20th century phenomenon.