Sentence examples for become populous from inspiring English sources

Since my party has objected there is some kind of a race to become populous.

The reason some societies become populous and powerful may have a lot to do with the raw materials around them.

The stadium was designed by a team led by Rod Sheard at Lobb Sport Architecture, who merged to become Populous.

Consumption of fresh kiwifruits has become populous around the world.

Canada geese, whitetail deer and wild turkeys — all at one time low in numbers — have become so populous that they spill into the suburbs, but bringing back bobwhite populations is a struggling enterprise.

As the Blair years unfolded, so did Curtisland become more populous.

"It probably did not occur to the framers of the constitution," the Court observed, in a landmark ruling in Henshaw's favor, "that many of the towns might become so populous as to make it convenient to use printed votes".

A separate report into the spread of tropical areas released on Monday predicts that cane toads, as well as creatures such as crocodiles, will become more populous in southern parts of Australia owing to climate change.

In 1931, according to Robert Sullivan's comprehensive history "Rats," a dentist named Harry Unger planned to lead a gun-toting posse of 12 brave men onto Rikers Island, where the rodent community had become so populous that rats were swimming to the mainland and invading residential neighborhoods.

The creator deity Brahma relegated the nagas to the nether regions when they became too populous on earth and commanded them to bite only the truly evil or those destined to die prematurely.

This ville moyenne became increasingly populous under French colonial authority, which targeted them for redesign and development.