Sentence examples for quite populated from inspiring English sources

It and the adjacent Motorways A95 and A96 are used to full capacity regularly on weekdays during rush hour, and are quite populated all day long.

"In between two berms are tens of thousands of tents quite sparsely populated compared to a normal organised refugee camp," he said.

The nation's population density is also among the continent's lowest, although certain areas are quite heavily populated, including the Humid Pampa, Mesopotamia, and parts of the eastern Northwest.

Parts of the DLB are quite densely populated (e.g., Northern China, Central Asia) and have fertile land.

With increasing angle from 120° to 180°, the density becomes less symmetric and shifts from left to right (from lower number positions to higher number positions) having thus always quite densely populated Ph5 and Ph6.

This relaxation may be quite reasonable when very populated or high traffic systems are considered.

Most of the 7 million people live on Kowloon, Lanteau, and Hong Kong Island, as well as the New Territories, leaving most of Hong Kong sparsely populated and quite rural.

It is therefore not surprising that permanent agricultural landscapes have quite a high population density, amounting to 152 persons/km on average, while swidden landscapes are less densely populated, with an average of 18.8 persons/km.

The experiences of workers and the nature of firms in the densely forested North are likely quite different from the densely populated Southeast.

Population densities vary greatly, from the thinly populated north to the quite densely populated Börde region and industrialized, urbanized south.

The jars were usually built in sparsely populated areas where the population is quite poor.