Sentence examples for house the population from inspiring English sources

Algiers has continued to grow to the south, with new suburbs being created to house the population overflow from the city centre.

This yellow and blue assault may have paled in comparison to the Sack of Rome, but considering that Lazio's colossal home could comfortably house the population of Frosinone, this was quite the invasion.

This idea of the endless building, one that would house the population and give everyone a look at the water, is repeated elsewhere, as in his Plan Obus for Algiers.

The Bloomberg administration will, in the end, have poured more than $8 billion into building and preserved 165,000 apartments — more than enough to house the population of Miami.

They produce military units, house the population, collect energy, and build secret projects and Subspace Generators.

The Town and Country Planning Act of 1947 took the principle further with a London green belt and a generation of new towns to house the populations of bombed-out cities.

Whereas residents were once all long-term tenants, in the 35 years since Margaret Thatcher encouraged people to buy – and therefore sell – their council flats and houses, the population of places like this has become ever more transient.

In the 2006 Australian Bureau of Statistics Census of Population and Housing, the population of the Summer Hill postcode area was 6,130 people, in an area of 1.1 square kilometres.

Most of these are overcrowded because there are far too few of them to house the expanding population.

The city today is in the grips of a housing crisis: the population is growing, land is at a premium, and new housing is desperately needed.

Additionally, due to some very vocal community advocates who oppose new housing developments, the population growth along the whole peninsula has dramatically outpaced the supply of new housing.