Sentence examples for a more populous from inspiring English sources

"Most people don't want a more populous country.

A similar level of flooding in a more populous area could cause far more disruption.

* Montana, consisting of seven Rocky Mountain states, serves as a natural and political barrier between a more populous west and an even more populous east.

"W kind of set the path in one way, but these new brands are attempting to make it a more populous, inclusive orientation," he said.

New technology and large government research initiatives in ­genetically modified crops are giving China a storehouse for a more populous future.

Excavations continued into the 21st century in search of evidence of a greater Troy (a more populous settlement of significant size and prosperity) or a lesser Troy (a less populous settlement of somewhat diminished size and status).

That isn't a company: it's a territory more populous than any nation state.

Getzel M. Cohen, a historian of Greek culture at the University of Cincinnati who helped plan the new excavations at Troy, said the discovery of a larger, more populous example of a Late Bronze Age city was "one of Manfred's major contributions". He described Dr. Korfmann as a dynamic leader and provocative interpreter of the expedition's findings.

But when you're looking at, say, a resource boom — which is what North Dakota is all about — you have to ask whether a comparable resource boom is possible in a much more populous state, or the United States as a whole.

Ms. Banerjee is the chief minister of West Bengal, a state more populous than Germany, and she leads a regional party with 19 members in Parliament, a crucial block of votes for the governing United Progressive Alliance.

And Israel's victory in the 1967 war is portrayed as a triumph of strategy, teamwork and quick thinking over a far more populous but less determined enemy.