Sentence examples for its populated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama said that the Islamic State had lost more than half its populated territory in Iraq and Syria.

What makes Yemen look different from all Arabia, from all the world, is its populated mountaintops, skyline villages teetering way above fertile valleys, implying defense, withdrawal, isolation and the rest: classic Western images of Arabic pride and Islamic retreat.

It is a youthful, sparsely settled country, but it is also very old, and Malouf is interested in the question of its age, in its populated and unpopulated history.

In The Definite Article, Smith observes that Regent's Park could not seem less haunted yet marvels at its populated literary past: Henry James, the Shelleys, Elizabeth Bowen, Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf… a library of names.

Australia, for example, has large-scale coverage only of its populated coastal areas in the east; in the Outback areas 1 250,000-scale maps are considered adequate for most needs, and a program for their production is well under way.

Assigned to each disease by summing the base 10 logarithms of the counts of its populated annotations.

Not that it is in need: except in its thinly populated south, it is rich, with output per person well above the national average, and unemployment, at 5-6%, far below.

But because of its densely populated camp, it is also one of the toughest cities for refugees of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and their descendants.

In September, for example, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania announced that it was closing its sparsely populated degree programs in German, philosophy, and world languages and culture.

[7] Representing about 3 percent of Turkey's total area, and, as the location of historical Istanbul and its densely populated European hinterland, 12 percent of Turkey's total population.

Its densely populated communities consist of groups from across the region, each with its own native language and social customs.