Sentence examples for the overpopulated from inspiring English sources

One effect of the overpopulated childhood, maybe, is that she can work anywhere, and does a lot on the train.

On "Fisherman's Woman," Torrini applies her minimalist algorithm with admirable ruthlessness to the overpopulated genre of mellifluous, well-meaning acoustic music.

For decades, the government has relied on that revenue to pay for development elsewhere, especially in the overpopulated island of Java.

His point was this: who remembered the individuals within the overpopulated ranks of the Tornados or Emile Ford and the Checkmates?

The kitchen was particularly fraught with drama: The overpopulated refrigerator, exacerbated by my accumulation of hummus and pita bread, prompted one neatnik couple to buy a fridge of their own.

They figured that the "overpopulated" world was about to be decimated by famine, the exhaustion of fossil fuels, global shortages of vital minerals, pollution, pesticides, cancer epidemics, nuclear-reactor meltdowns, and assorted technological disasters.

For the migrants emerging from the tunnels, the contrast is stark: from one of the most overpopulated places on the planet to the barren expanse of Sinai.

Instead, they're be more likely to worry that if we accept that Couple A might have a moral obligation to reproduce, then we're on the slippery slope to a world that's one part "Handmaid's Tale," one part "Population Bomb" — with women reduced to "procreative serfs" and the world overpopulated to the point of ruin.

So as weather patterns become more and more chaotic, blame the burgers, steaks, ribs, sausage, and other products of the massively overpopulated cows across the globe.

We are the most overpopulated country in the world.

As of late last year, Queensland has the most overpopulated jails in the country.