Sentence examples for populated- from inspiring English sources
The new rules were agreed on Friday by the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) governing board, the air pollution control agency for a region which is inhabited by half of the population of California and is the second-most populated urban area in the US.
As a result, it discovered that Norway had to abandon an employment tax-deduction system that had worked well for sparsely populated areas in the north, resulting in negative effects on businesses which suddenly found themselves with much higher costs.
The earthquake occurred a few minutes before noon and rumbled across the densely populated Kathmandu Valley, rippled through the capital and spread north towards the Himalayas and Tibet, and west towards the historic city of Lahore in Pakistan.
If the tanks do open fire there, it will be a disaster as Ashrafiyeh is very populated and the people would have to move out.
Some of the worst-hit regions in 2005 lay along the Mithi River, a waterway clogged by silt, plastic and sewage that runs through the thickly populated and industrial areas of the city before draining into the Arabian Sea.
"In the long run, cholera prevention is a question of hygiene and sanitation, especially in densely populated areas.
If 41 senators can block a bill, and if they all happen to come from the least-populated states, politicians representing about a tenth of the population can block the work of Congress.Still, Rule XXII has been on the Senate's books for almost a century.
I'm as happy as the next person to welcome new life (on to our wildly over-populated planet) – hurray for Paul McCartney and David Jason at 61, Pavarotti, 68 and George Lucas doing it at 69 – but my heart goes out to those children.
We are the world's eighth most-populated city – and dying to prove it.
Cholera infections in both Guinea and Sierra Leone tend to hit densely-populated, poorly-serviced urban slums hardest.
The average income is lower in the less-populated two smaller nations of the United Kingdom and any rises in costs are likely to affect a higher percentage of families there who would like their children to receive a university education.
