Sentence examples for too populous from inspiring English sources
So no doubt the deer would say we should simply cull the columnists, because they are too populous and don't really contribute anything to the planet.
The creator deity Brahma relegated the nagas to the nether regions when they became too populous on earth and commanded them to bite only the truly evil or those destined to die prematurely.
The city was too populous to be fed from its own hinterland, and, when political conflict interrupted the grain supplies from Al-Jazīrah, famine was added to the other miseries of the people.
Are we too populous that we are incapable of managing our own affairs?
Those countries are too big, too populous, too uneven in their health services to even dream about containing the resistant parasites.
High law demands endurance while the all too populous backward elements of white society demand obeisance.
Emissions have grown far faster than both rich and poor populations, though, so material consumption needs to be managed, too, especially as populous poor nations become richer, consuming more, faster.
India is hugely populous, too, but a Delhi opening ceremony would be a more rambunctious affair.
Some Orthodox leaders maintain that urban eruvim are too large and populous to be legitimate.
But officials said they were too far from populous areas on the Libyan coast to be useful in day-to-day counterterrorism operations there.
Granted, "Empire Falls" is too tangled and populous to be summed up in an aphorism, but it is nonetheless grounded in the New England bedrock of class-bound fatalism.
