Sentence examples for is often populated from inspiring English sources

In response, Turkish warplanes pounded the border region, which in summer is often populated by the Kurdistan Workers Partyy, whose rebels come down from their bases around the Qandil Mountains in northern Iraq to carry out attacks inside Turkey.

The company's "knowledge panel" at the top of its search results is often populated, at least in part, with information from Wikipedia.

Campaigns, of course, are often populated with bright young people who are valued for their enthusiasm, their stamina and their willingness to sleep on futons.

There were five goals in six games in the Copa del Rey, a competition whose early rounds are often populated by squad players.

Ms. Ackermann's paintings are often populated with bevies of almond-eyed young women, nude or almost, who loll about, watching.

They are often populated by those who cleave to the rigorous brand of Orthodoxy known by some Jews as "black hat".

The front rows are often populated by family and friends of the bullfighters and by fashionable members of the privileged class, for whom certain corridas and fiestas are important dates on their social calendar.

In much of New York City, small claims courts, which are often populated by those who work full-time jobs, will have night sessions reduced from four to one night a week.

Indoor environments are often populated with people.

In fact, analysts have found that jihadi terror networks are often populated with criminals and ex-criminals, complicating the conception that their crimes are inspired by ideology alone.

This study and others were summarized by Goldring and Gravallese [ 56] as revealing 'the presence in the marrow space of local aggregates of inflammatory cells, including macrophages and lymphocytes (with).... an increase in resorption surfaces, which are often populated by osteoclasts'.