Sentence examples for most heavily settled from inspiring English sources

Under the Romans the Cam valley was the most heavily settled area, and the Romans apparently began the drainage of the Fens.

Never heavily settled or exploited, the forest has retained most of its wildness.

Nui, however, was heavily settled in prehistoric times by Micronesians from the Gilbert Islands (now Kiribati).

In heavily settled regions the makeup of plant and animal life has been profoundly modified.

It was already heavily settled; it had been many years since the area was farmland.

I mean he corrected himself, but even 'scarcely settled' isn't quite accurate either because some areas were heavily settled," he said.

Starting around 1200 BC, the coast of Anatolia was heavily settled by Aeolian and Ionian Greeks.

In the 1980s this community (pop. approximately 40,000) was heavily settled by immigrants from rural areas.

If the euro zone implodes, the fallout will settle most heavily on its own backyard.

In even the most heavily fortified corners of the settled world, the rot would set in quickly.

Indeed, mental capabilities that depend most heavily on accumulated knowledge and experience, like settling disputes and enlarging one's vocabulary, clearly get better over time.