Sentence examples for populated zone from inspiring English sources

Nuclear power enjoys strong support in the spot where NRG would like to build, a sparsely populated zone near Bay City, Texas.

For years, Mr. Saifi has operated with impunity in a sparsely populated zone stretching from Mauritania to Chad, recruiting militants and buying weapons for his comrades in Algeria.

Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday that the images backed up witness accounts indicating that the government was continuing to use heavy artillery in the densely populated zone.

The bulk of "Wolves Eat Dogs" is set in the sparsely populated Zone of Exclusion, the actual term for the 19-mile-radius area surrounding the nuclear reactors, which after the 1986 meltdown was deemed too "hot" for human habitation.

This means that the journeys studied take place, at least partially, in the most densely populated zone with the greatest PT provision (Fig. 5).

This earthquake released nearly 1,000 times less energy than the earthquake in Chile that occurred 30 days later and that also affected a densely populated zone with a balance of 1,000 less victims.

The wide distribution of minority populations and concentration in certain areas give rise to several densely populated zones, including the Liaodong Peninsula, eastern Inner Mongolia, the northern part of the North China Plain, the southeastern coastal area, Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and the Hubei-Chongqing-Hunan intersection area.

Click on any stack to get a list of billionaires in that area and zoom in for a closer look at densely populated zones like Asia and the Northeastern U.S. The United Kingdom, with a population of 60 million, has 12 billionaires, worth a combined $25.4 billion.

In some places, the authorities have chosen to let the sea retake uninhabited areas, hoping new wetlands will provide a natural barrier and ease pressure on populated zones.

The size of Nebraska Nation may be exaggerated by some sparsely populated zones in Wyoming and South Dakota, but the Huskers also claim some allegiance in the states of their old Big 8 rivals Colorado and Missouri.

Anthropogenic activities are less likely to remove the largest and thickest deposits, whilst smaller deposits in populated zones may well be quarried or otherwise removed without detailed study.