Sentence examples for more populated with from inspiring English sources

The suburbs of Wynnum Central and Coorparoo are more populated with 12,229 and 14,944 inhabitants (respectively) compared to Cannon Hill with a population of only 4507 inhabitants.

But Beirut's once fabled city center, now partly rebuilt in grand style, remains more populated with ghosts than people.

In a future world ever more populated with robots, we'll want them — whether driving cars or taking care of the elderly — to have some sort of moral compass.

On the other hand, T1ρ (13C) and T1 (13C) results suggested that the dynamic chains in both 66 kHz and 100 MHz regimes were more populated with increasing DS, possibly in small-amplitude oscillations.

Corrado's still draws many of the same Italian-American customers it originally served, but as Paterson and Clifton and surrounding areas have become more populated with Latino and Middle Eastern immigrants, so has the inventory and staff.

On the other hand, the complexity of the tale would make it longer than "Apocalypse Now Redux," brainier than "A.I.," more populated with dramatis personae than "The Anniversary Party".

And it's a much more populated street, with shops and restaurants".

Until now, Irukandji blooms have stayed away from more populated regions, with South East Queensland and New South Wales considered to be stinger free.

Until now, Irukandji blooms have stayed away from more populated regions, with Southeast Queensland and New South Wales considered to be stinger free.

The presentations could be a bit snappier, the vendor room of book and memorabilia sellers a lot more populated, and with advanced stats now a permanent part of most baseball broadcasts and Web sites, there's no reason for these yearly meetings not to be even larger.

Notably, the secondary peak is becoming more populated again with a further increase in microtubule number to 500 (Fig. 3R).