Sentence examples for kept populated from inspiring English sources

According to our model high-fluctuation states can be kept populated by cell proliferation.

Tufts' administrators rely on custodial staff to keep densely-populated facilities functioning for over 5,000 undergraduate students the least that these workers should be able to expect is consideration and compassion.

"The vultures kept dropping bones in populated areas".

Although the number of students in Germany will go down by about a third by 2050, for instance, costs per student will most likely go up because schools need to be kept open in less populated areas.It is unlikely that politicians will deal with such long-term issues in time, given their slowness to tackle problems that will arise even sooner.

This, he and President Clinton proposed and Yasser Arafat rejected, would let Israel keep the densely populated settlement "blocks" abutting the old border (see map) and compensate the Palestinians with land elsewhere.Mr Sharon drove Mr Barak from office but in time he accepted his thinking.

ReprintsGood Israeli intelligence and the greater precision of the air bombardment have kept casualties in the densely populated territory lower than before.

We loved it and the players regarded as the best in the world were the ones who populated an exotic leaderboard that kept a buzz of interest in place for the entire week.

"His incredible skill kept him from crashing into a highly populated area," said one post on a Facebook tribute page.

Governor Morton wrote to Lincoln claiming that "no other free state is so populated with southerners", and that they kept Morton from being as forceful against secession as he wanted to be.

Although a comparison with CAP inpatients in the Stockholm metropolitan area revealed few significant between-group differences, it should be kept in mind that the study group came from a sparsely populated region.

Although comparison with an earlier longitudinal study of outpatients in Stockholm (see above) as well as an unpublished comparison with CAP inpatients in the Stockholm metropolitan area reveals few significant differences, it should be kept in mind that our study group here came from a sparsely populated region.