Sentence examples for populated settlement from inspiring English sources

Archaeological evidence has revealed a once densely populated settlement containing many religious sites.

The fence will not follow the Green Line; in places it will penetrate deep into the West Bank, encompassing highly populated settlement blocs.

At its height, Tenochtitlán itself covered more than 5 square miles (13 square km) and had upwards of 140,000 inhabitants, making it the most densely populated settlement ever achieved by a Mesoamerican civilization.

Palestinian militants fired shells at a community center in the heavily populated settlement of Neve Dekalim, wounding six Israeli children, including a 10-year-old whose injuries were serious, Israeli officials said.

The town originated, apparently, in the 17th century, as a sparsely populated settlement just off the coast of Governors Island, on a tiny island that was absorbed in 1909 when the bigger island was greatly enlarged with landfill.

She was born in 1999 and lived with her mother and younger brother in a densely populated settlement west of Phnom Penh until she was 2 -- at which point her mother, who was hungry, pregnant again and having trouble affording rent, decided to sell her.

Populating settlements will give them more weight in any future negotiations.

It's part luxury spa, part elegant hotel but mainly part village, its cleaned-up old stone cottages blending in within the old quarter – well, not so much a quarter as a cluster of 50 or so buildings nestled below the more densely populated, newer settlement above.

The colonization of urban and suburban habitats by red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) provides a novel sentinel species to monitor the spread of anthropogenic pollutants in densely populated human settlements.

Finally, with massive urbanization in Africa and advent of densely populated informal settlements or slums [ 16], different respiratory pathogen transmission patterns [ 17], co-morbidities, and access to health care [ 18, 19] must be considered when comparing with sparsely populated rural areas from where most data on pneumonia epidemiology and etiology have been collected.

That they developed new techniques and material practices in the centuries after C.E. 1000, and new ways of being in relation to the sea and the wider world, suggests that maritimity came more than a half-millennium after the coast became densely populated with settlements.