Sentence examples for more densely settled from inspiring English sources

Cities are more densely settled, and work, shopping, and residential activities are closely intermingled so that trip distances are short.

He argued that as cities became more densely settled, public transport was "of greater and greater importance".

Japan, experts noted, is far more densely settled than the Chernobyl region of Ukraine, where a reactor explosion in 1986 contaminated large areas.

In contrast, Derby next door seems more densely settled but has 5 percent, and even Woodbridge, known for its suburbia, has almost 3 percent.

Forest destruction is most extensive in the more densely settled areas, such as the Niger delta, and in the drier savanna, where overgrazing, bush fires, and the great demand for fuelwood prevent normal regeneration of plants on fallow land.

A good many peasants from the more densely settled regions of Russia were migrating to the open spaces of Siberia and northern Turkestan, whither Krivoshein attracted them by offering free land, subsidies for travel, and specialist advice.

The more mobile, less densely settled populations were usually the healthiest pre-Columbians.

— show the Hudson at the point when the city was just beginning to remake the West Side's waterfront, an area that held onto its original coast longer than the East River shore (the eastern tip of lower Manhattan was densely settled more quickly in part because the Lower East Side piers were less vulnerable to ice flows charging down the Hudson).

The state is densely settled and urbanized, with more than half of its population concentrated in the capital city.

For example, exurban areas are the fastest growing landcover type in the United States and they cover more than fifteen times the area of densely settled urban areas [32].

Central America can be roughly divided into a less populous Caribbean half and a slightly more congested Pacific coastal slope, separated by a sequence of relatively densely settled highland regions.