Sentence examples for not populous from inspiring English sources

Most levee districts were not populous enough to cover the multiplying costs, so the United States Congress, in 1850, wrote the swamp and Overflow Land Act.

But it's not populous enough to support a congressional district on its own so it needs to be paired with the more Republican northern reaches of the Lower Peninsula in the state's largest (by area) congressional district.

Despite the vast international following attracted by such artists Björk and Jónsi, most of them are primarily interested in serving their own cultural community, which isn't populous enough for them to be treated like "stars" in the modern, remote sense associated with the rest of the music industry.

The Northern Californian Armenian population is not as populous as the Southern portion of the state.

The evidence for such landscape engineering in the past is also forcing scholars to reassess long-held assumptions that the tropical lowlands could not support populous civilizations.

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I've been touring on a large (if not always populous) geographical scale for about six years now, and I long ago realized that in order to live on the road I had to treat it with the same weight as I do my life at home.

Why shouldn't prosperous, populous allies defend themselves, instead of relying on America?

The county is the state's most populous, not physically the largest, and is about 4,000 square miles, not 400.

This area is not nearly as populous, of course, as Philadelphia or Pittsburgh.

But instead, judging that he would not carry those populous states, Bush focused elsewhere in a campaign to win a majority of electoral votes.