Sentence examples for more unincorporated from inspiring English sources

US-62 runs through two more unincorporated communities, Fowler and Jacktown; the latter is the site of the US-62/US-177 junction.

The larger and more heavily populated unincorporated area of Shoreham is more typical of parts of Suffolk County that are farther east.

A tidy New England-style enclave of 1,173 people on the cusp of Queens, the village is just a few blocks but a less congested world away from their semiattached house in Bellerose Terrace, a more middle-class unincorporated hamlet, also in Hempstead.

With more than 13,000 residents, the unincorporated hamlet is more populous than any other community in Southampton Town but lacks the star-studded cachet.

A village like Brewster cutting loose from a town is a more cumbersome event than an unincorporated portion of a town incorporating as a village.

Topanga is an unincorporated community of more than 13,000 people that still likes to think of itself as a haven for artists and craftsmen, adjacent to but worlds away from tony Malibu.

Perhaps no place has suffered more than East Porterville, the unincorporated area of Tulare County that the Ramirez family calls home.

Along the Texas border, an estimated 350,000 or more people live in 1,450 unincorporated areas known as colonias, which lack adequate sanitation infrastructure (8 ).

Sometimes it's better to build in an unincorporated area with more available land.

Recently, residents of unincorporated communities have become more active in making change.

A business must already file a 1099-Misc it it pays $600 or more in a year to an unincorporated sole proprietor.