Sentence examples for density to support from inspiring English sources

But larger horses don't have the bone density to support their weight.

"The basic point," Jeffrey Zupan, an economist with the Regional Planning Association, told me, "is that you need density to support public transit.

If we plan properly, we really can have the best of both worlds - vibrant towns with well-designed homes built at a high enough density to support good public transport and local services; plenty of urban green space; and life enhancing countryside around.

Most of the growth in the country's senior population in the years ahead will happen in suburbs, which may lack the density to support services for the elderly.

After all, maybe a company doesn't have enough employee density to support a seven-seater vehicle, but it might get a couple of people who live nearby to share a ride together.

Translation: not enough sales or density to support a store.

We showed contour plots of the He density and radial density profiles to support our simple model approach.

Successful light rail needs a population density able to support a daily ridership of at least 10,000 commuters.

This suggests more resource specificity in the smooth snakes and that their range and density may be limited by reptile densities required to support juveniles and that reptile population variation may have a strong effect on the population dynamics and persistence of C. austriaca.

Usually, 5.3 lb. to 6.2 lb is considered the ideal density to properly support the human body.

Mr. Martoglio said the density "is needed to support area businesses".