Sentence examples for populated since from inspiring English sources
The southern Levant is the northern border of its territory: hartebeest were probably hunted in Egypt, which had been intensively populated since the Old Kingdom (2686 2,181 BCE) [31], probably affecting the hartebeest population in the southern Levant and disconnecting it from its main population in Africa.
The Dnieper basin has been populated since ancient times.
The island has been populated since prehistoric times, and, in the eighth century B.C., began to play a key role on Mediterranean trade routes developed by the Phoenicians.
Ceramics, ancient literary and epigraphic texts, numismatics and architectural remains show that the hill-top had been populated since late Bronze Age times.
That might have handicapped a smaller site, but given MySpace's audience, it shouldn't take too long for the site to get populated: since it went live seven days ago, MySpace users have already written over 60,000 reviews.
With the exception of creator Barbara Walters, "The View" has been populated since 2006 by women plucked from entertainment.
It is always a pleasure to visit Kindle County, Scott Turow's shadow version of greater Chicago, which he has been building and populating since he all but created the modern legal thriller in 1987 with "Presumed Innocent".
Calascio survived the 2009 earthquake that devastated L'Aquila, thanks to its solid palazzi – the area's wealth derived from wool and the herds of sheep that have populated Abruzzo since the Roman era.
Up to 45,000 troops have been sent to several states to assist, and sometimes take over for, civilian forces — the most boots on the ground in highly populated areas since the Mexican Revolution, said David Shirk, principal investigator for the Justice in Mexico project at the University of San Diego's Trans-Border Institute. Trans-Border Institute
On the other hand, commuter rail systems have been extended in densely populated areas since the 1970s.
Saxony is one of the most densely populated and populous states in eastern Germany, although since the mid-20th century its population has declined.
