Sentence examples for becomes so dense from inspiring English sources

The can will be kicked down the road until the road ends or the can becomes so dense that it is impossible to kick it any further.

In the North Atlantic Ocean, the water becomes so dense that it begins to sink down through less salty and less dense water.

Problems tend to arise primarily when populations become so dense as to cause overcrowding.

"Flushing has become so dense," he added, "there may be nowhere to go but out".

Gates remained locked and the crowd had become so dense that getting through to unlock them was near impossible.

Over the years, the series' internal mythology became so dense it was a challenge to watch without a native guide.

Some downtown areas became so dense with buildings that they became "heat islands," where temperatures rose above surrounding areas, a local institute found.

NetJets Europe, the private-jet company, plans to open an office in Russia because the traffic between Moscow and London has become so dense.

This is a skillfully stylized, successfully avant-garde one-act play, even if the symbolism become so dense that it's hard to see straight.

In Mountain Lakes, the goose droppings became so dense that "people can't walk on their lawns without sliding," said Ellen Emr, chairman of the town's environmental commission.

Driving a visitor around the rugged scrubland in his truck, Mr. McNeal observed that, unlike his hometown, which he said has become "so dense that you can't breathe," Fallbrook has space and a relaxed attitude.