Sentence examples for dense places from inspiring English sources

There is an economic logic, then, to thick, dense places.

In his recent book, "Triumph of the City," he makes an argument — which many consider persuasive — that dense places are uniformly better and more interesting than emptier ones, and that they should be allowed to develop unfettered, even if it means building towers where brownstones once stood.

In dense places and even not-so-dense ones, private transit can lead to traffic jams, road rage and squandered time, along with a supremely wasteful use of fossil fuel, whose emissions first go into the lungs of anyone stuck in traffic or in its vicinity.

Yet the ACS numbers indicate that, overall, college migrants tend to choose less dense places.

Large trees were left in sparse places and rather small trees were removed from dense places.

The first targets are Chicago and Washington — dense places that are far away from Uber's home ground of San Francisco.

"New York is a dense place, a lot of people are on top of each other.

There's a... an inconsistency, but it might be just a naturally dense place".

The earliest Universe was an unimaginably dense place, where the laws of physics as we now know them were subject to very different conditions.

And these denser places seem to fit in better with more environmentally conscious values, too.

From energy-efficiency to life expectancy to finding a date or something to do on a Saturday night, Mr. Glaeser argues that denser places have the edge.