Sentence examples for populated centres from inspiring English sources

Making a community feel safe ought ultimately to be the goal of good policing, and it would be unwise to assume that this outcome can be achieved easily and cheaply in rural areas just because crime in the countryside can sometimes seem less dramatic than it does in highly populated centres.

"We are also working to make sure that the epidemic does not spread to more densely populated centres such as the capital, Bangui".

Spatial biases are primarily generated by higher sampling effort along riversides and roads, as well as around populated centres [ 59, 62, 63].

Populated centres were provided with a fortified arrangement; Filitosa, for example, had an elliptical surrounding wall, menhir statuary erected in a place of worship, and defensive towers.

African Union troops have pushed the Islamist extremists from virtually all major populated centres in the country, but the rebels have hit back with a series of terror attacks in Somalia, Kenya and Uganda, another country contributing troops.

UN-backed African Union troops have pushed al-Shabaab from virtually all major populated centres in the country but the rebels have hit back with a series of terror attacks in Somalia, Kenya and Uganda, another country contributing troops.

In the highly populated urban south there is reliance on the large population centres in the southeast for provision of care to surrounding areas in the southwest.

Lithuanian cities remained small, underdeveloped administrative centres populated largely by Slavs and Jews.

At the time of Domesday Book (1086), the land survey of England by William I the Conqueror, the county was fairly well populated, the major centres being Oxford itself and Bampton.

Like most other scientists they accept that oxygen levels in the atmosphere in prehistoric times averaged around 30%to35%5%, compared to only 21% today – and that the levels are even less in densely populated, polluted city centres and industrial complexes, perhaps only 15%% or lower.

The two most-populated centres of the district, Workington and Maryport, on the coast to the north, have long been associated with the coalfield of Cumbria.