Sentence examples for more densely developed from inspiring English sources

(Nassau County, which is much more densely developed, has five small remaining farms that officials there are trying to preserve).

The largest part of the island, to the north in St. Lucie County, allows high-rises, which make it feel more densely developed.

Nassau had many more structures than Suffolk moved into a flood zone because it is much more densely developed, Mr. Dabney said.

As Corolla becomes more densely developed, the horses could be pushed more and more onto land set aside for wildlife sanctuaries.

With roughly 12,000 households squeezed into its 13 square miles, Newington is more densely developed than most surrounding towns: only 8 percent of its land remains undeveloped.

Industry insiders say the squeeze comes from restrictive zoning that makes it difficult and at times prohibitively expensive to upgrade and expand older parks or to build new ones, particularly in the state's more densely developed northern half.

Mr. Weldon pleaded guilty to accepting $50,000 from a developer in Neptune who was seeking a variance to more densely develop an 81.5-acre parcel in Ocean Township in the summer of 2001.

And it's turned out that densely developed cities are far more favorable to knowledge-centric economies.

The quality assurance report of the concept study demonstrated that if the FGC is to accommodate all the ministries for more than 50 years, the area must be densely developed (Berntsen et al. 2014).

The business district is densely developed, with little greenery, and although there are more shops and restaurants than there have been in the past, the area is still very quiet in the evenings and on weekends.

It would be largely residential and less densely developed than the village.