Sentence examples for populous at from inspiring English sources

Rye Brook, a village of 8,600 with 8 paid firefighters and no volunteers, and Port Chester, much more populous at 28,000, with 12 paid firefighters and several hundred volunteers, share some services but are not fully integrated.

The aircraft was flown in both remote and populous areas at altitudes up to 8500 ft in a region located in South East Queensland, Australia.

It renders the popular vote meaningless and disenfranchises populous states at the expense of smaller, more rural states now exerting outsized influence on the political system.

Broward County, the state's second-most populous, was at the center of those problems, along with Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties.

It was one of the two most populous provinces at the turn of the century in Canada, and was a major hub of manufacturing and finance for the country.

With Detroit, the state's most populous city, at risk of running out of money as early as next month, Mr. Bing's administration has scrambled to reach tentative deals for concessions with the 48 unions that represent city workers.

They staked their reputations on bridging the chasm between the world's richest country and its most populous one at a time when far more modest strategic realignments seemed likely to upset the cold war balance of power.

Some say that they are stunned to find South Dakota, the fifth least populous state, at the center of any such thing and that they are put off by the thought of outsiders arriving here with fancy advertising campaigns.

*** All this naturally raises the question of what the literary right – never a very populous demographic at the best of times – amounted to in the 1980s, who Thatcher's sympathisers were in the world of books and what drew them to her.

What happened: Rudimental are a populous band at the best of times, but what seemed like several hundred people took to the stage and ploughed through a set that had all the swagger of a headline act, only in the middle of the afternoon.

"Now, the question is, To what extent is California serving as a leading indicator for the rest of the country?" Among the most populous states, at least, California seems to be the only one actually experiencing a decline in the prison population, officials around the country say.