Sentence examples for densely populated zone from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday that the images backed up witness accounts indicating that the government was continuing to use heavy artillery in the densely populated zone.

This means that the journeys studied take place, at least partially, in the most densely populated zone with the greatest PT provision (Fig. 5).

Wolaita, located in Southern Nations', Nationalities and Peoples Regional Statee (SNNPRS) of Ethiopia is densely populated zone (385 km−2) (CSA 2010) where the livelihood of farmers relies heavily on agriculture, even though, farm lands are small in size.

This earthquake released nearly 1,000 times less energy than the earthquake in Chile that occurred 30 days later and that also affected a densely populated zone with a balance of 1,000 less victims.

The high concentrations of arsenic at Ashram is mainly due to transport, industry and thermal power plant near by ashram and in Loni Road area which is densely populated zone, the house hold activities, industrial and transport contribute towards more arsenic contamination in the air.

The wide distribution of minority populations and concentration in certain areas give rise to several densely populated zones, including the Liaodong Peninsula, eastern Inner Mongolia, the northern part of the North China Plain, the southeastern coastal area, Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and the Hubei-Chongqing-Hunan intersection area.

Click on any stack to get a list of billionaires in that area and zoom in for a closer look at densely populated zones like Asia and the Northeastern U.S. The United Kingdom, with a population of 60 million, has 12 billionaires, worth a combined $25.4 billion.

In Sudano-Sahelian Africa, Fulani pastoralists who settled down massively in less densely populated zones during the 1970s and 1980s have recently increased the mobility of their herds in response to an extension of cropping areas, a shortage of pasture and problems resulting from crop damage by cattle.

We project more densely populated zones in the southern parts of the Sahel to turn into epidemic-prone areas.

Some of those bases are in the greater Tokyo area, a densely populated urban zone of 33 million people.

Thereby, they clearly have a stronger impact on the more easily accessible and spacious limestone plateau than on the narrower and more densely populated coastal zone where seized cattle herds cannot be easily deported and crime can be prosecuted more successfully.