Sentence examples for much populated from inspiring English sources

The prominence of female economists seems to indicate that they're not discriminated against; that the clubbiest of economic clubs are very much populated by them.

Both metropolises are financial and immigrant hubs, as much populated by breathtaking diversity as by douchey bankers.

The two alternative quadrants (low hydrophobicity/low complexity or high hydrophobicity/high complexity) are not much populated and, from the viewpoint of the concept developed in this article, it is not very clear how to deal with them meaningfully.

The story that Berg tells is much richer — and much more populated.

Traveling west the land becomes more arid and much less populated.

As the flood moved south from Greenville, Miss., New Orleans politicians and businessmen convinced Louisiana's governor to divert the flood to neighboring parishes, which were much less populated.

The Wall Street that emerges from the current economic crisis, he said, will be not only smaller, but much younger, populated by a generation accustomed to instant searches and on-demand services.

They needn't have been - premiere attendees apparently seem to have been pretty good at not spoiling everyone's fun and letting on to the film's secrets thus far, and the hashtag was pretty much entirely populated with people making jokes.

Jeff Ruby's downtown was not much better, populated by a thin crowd of maybe two dozen 50-something divorcés, mostly men, who were standing around and looking for things to do.

"Now, all styles of electronic music are much more populated.

It was jammed packed in my first go-round, so I happily discovered it was much less populated by this time, except for You Know Who.