Sentence examples for less populous than from inspiring English sources

Londinium in the 3rd and 4th centuries was less populous than in ad 125.

All that from a country less populous than Hanover, Germany's 13th largest city.

Each is bigger in area than Belgium, the Netherlands or Denmark, albeit less populous than any of them.

With 362,500 residents, Miami proper ranks nowhere near the nation's largest cities -- according to the 2000 census, it is less populous than Albuquerque, Fresno, even Tulsa.

THE most recent census of Britain, in 2011, found few places that were less populous than they had been in 2001.

When he first played a Test, on a fiery day in Karachi, India was much poorer, more modest and less populous than it is today.

Pakistan, less populous and poorer than India, sees its nuclear force as essential to counterbalance its rival's larger conventional forces.

Although the main period of pandemic activity in Chile seems primarily correlated with local climatic conditions, we note that the timing of introduction of the first A/H1N1 cases (pandemic 'onset') was weakly associated with population size, with larger population centers experiencing earlier introductions than less populous regions.

With properly georeferenced raw proprietary call data, the results suggest that the method could be extended to also track population in less populous areas and at an even higher spatial resolution than available here.

Spatially, sediment from more populous and urbanized areas (Shenzhen and Tianhe district in Guangzhou) had higher insecticide residues than less populous agricultural areas.

At the American Constitutional Convention, James Madison argued for what he termed "proportional representation," but all he meant was that the more populous states should have more senators than the less populous.