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Overpopulation in sentence

17 examples of Overpopulation in a sentence

This overpopulation of relationships makes fights unavoidable.
Laptop use to solve overpopulation.
Garrett Hardin used it to talk about overpopulation in the late 1960s.
You worry about the overpopulation of the planet.
One researcher has said, "Worrying about AI safety is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars."
When I was little and learning about the inevitability of maternity, it was never explained to me the commonness of these factors that women consider, like the risk of passing on hereditary illness, the danger of having to stop life-saving medication for the duration of your pregnancy, concern about overpopulation, your access to resources, and the fact that there are 415,000 children in the foster-care system in the United States at any given time.
People worry about overpopulation; they say, "Well, if we fix aging, no one's going to die to speak of, or at least the death toll is going to be much lower, only from crossing St. Giles carelessly.
That's my answer to the overpopulation question.
In 1980, China decided to implement the one-child policy, largely limiting most parents to having just one kid to combat overpopulation.
For one, overpopulation is one of the persistent causes of poverty.
The scientists developed them to deal with overpopulation (!!!) but they escaped.
A research paper from 1976 noted that fear of overpopulation had become “one of the reasons for remaining child-free.”
Responsibility and the SpiritPRAGUE - A paradox of our era is that, though humanity knows well the dangers it faces -- in overpopulation, environmental exhaustion, nuclear proliferation, the pathologies of crime and social alienation -- it does almost nothing to confront or divert them.
The cause of this great acceleration in the loss of the planet’s biodiversity is clear: rapidly expanding human activity, driven by worsening overpopulation and increasing per capita consumption.
Environmental degradation from rapid industrialization, overpopulation, and uncontrolled resource exploitation is extreme and, given the pressure to maintain high growth rates, very difficult to remedy;Since 1998, the Chinese government has become increasingly reliant on ever larger bond issues for fiscal stimulus, pushing debt onto the next generation;Estimates of the government's growing aggregate liabilities (bank debt, un-funded pension plans, bonded indebtedness for infrastructural projects, etc.) range from 70% to over 150% of GDP.
The challenges that humanity faces today stem mainly from overconsumption and overpopulation.
There are surely grounds for the Malthusian concern that the increase in the number of people will exceed the resources available to support them, resulting in large-scale plagues, famines, floods, and wars – which traditionally have reduced overpopulation.