Sentence examples for be populated by very from inspiring English sources
Melbourne also seems to be populated by very young, very well-dressed aspirants.
These could be almost two million years old, he believes, which suggests the whole region was populated by very ancient humans for a startlingly long part of human prehistory.
Amid speculation about who would succeed him in the £1m-a-year job, Daniels said that the commission – which makes its first public pronouncements on Friday – was "populated by very balanced and sensible people".
"A nice thing about the filovirus field is that it was populated by very straightforward, salt-of-the-earth people," she says.
"This whole area seems to have been populated by very small groups of people making it across these stepping-stone islands, so you do have very dramatic effects in fluctuations of gene frequency".
The Americas were the last continents to be populated by humans, and their colonization represents a very interesting chapter in our species' evolution in which important issues are still contentious or largely unknown.
The global meat industry, which is populated by some very ruthless people, is going to fight this hard.
And this at a time when American television is populated by some very funny women indeed, including Sarah Silverman, Ellen DeGeneres, Tina Fey and the newcomer Sarah Haskins.
The electricity storage game has started to heat up recently, and the storage space is being populated by a very interesting mix of companies and competing technologies.
The human genome is populated by a very large number of transposable and mobile elements.
