Sentence examples for not overpopulated from inspiring English sources

Like its predecessor, Secondhand Daylight is rich in period atmosphere but sketchily plotted and not overpopulated with memorable characters.

Within the traditional Biblical cosmology, while all animals were said to have arisen through divine intentional creation, humans were the only ones created in the likeness of the deity, and thus enjoyed a special, privileged role in the intended workings of the cosmos — including, for example, access to an eternal afterlife not overpopulated with fleas, ants and snails.

Everywhere to which an alien might wish to take refuge is now overpopulated, and already with problems of its own".

Gilmore says the striped bass are now "overpopulated".

The best way of burial, in a brave and perfect and not-overpopulated world, would be the direct placement of the body in the ground, no casket; and burial physically done by family members, the whole thing.

Mr. Kopp acknowledged that Ambue Ari served an important role in caring for rescued jaguars that overpopulated zoos could not accept.

It was not an ethical problem for him, he says — the animals are overpopulated in his area — but it was not easy emotionally.

Sometimes it comes from one of those environmentalist-hippy-type couples that say the world is overpopulated and "we don't need any more humans".

But finding the Cat Ba langur is not at all like landing on an island overpopulated with macaques.

Rather, given the diversity of the guests, here was an opportunity to broaden a social base that, by Cameron's own admission, is overpopulated by men from a similar, if not identical school, university and dining club.

My own parents, zero-population-believing hippies, told me that they adopted me because "We had two biological children and we wanted another child, but didn't want to bring another person into an already overpopulated world".