Sentence examples for no overpopulation from inspiring English sources

The French philosopher and socialist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon believed there was no overpopulation problem: "There is only one man too many on earth, and that is Mr. Malthus".

"There's no overpopulation problem," said Lynda Smith, director of one such group, the Bear Education and Resource Group of West Milford, N.J. "The state's making things sound worse than they are.

No more overpopulation, no more hunger, and no more rebellion.

Consider adopting a dog from a breed rescue group, rather than buying a dog from a breeder, until there is no more pet overpopulation for that breed.

"We have an overpopulation of deer.

Just don't hold your breath for an overpopulation crisis.

Milligan was the quintessential British eccentric, and never missed a chance to rail against (in no particular order) smoking, overpopulation, noise, abortion, animal cruelty and tardiness.

Many environmentalists accepted that smaller human numbers were necessary if humankind was ever to live in balance with the natural world, while the argument that there was no such thing as overpopulation was largely the preserve of free-market economists, doctrinaire Marxists and assorted religious fundamentalists.

Nathan's books include the critically acclaimed, Redemption: The Myth of Pet Overpopulation and The No Kill Revolution in America.

Overpopulation is a colossal nightmare that we, as a species, can no longer physically withstand.

The "miracle" of the title is that no one dies anymore, but it proves to be a curse as overpopulation soon threatens to end civilization.