Sentence examples for relatively populous from inspiring English sources

In 2013, in an extraordinary find nearby, researchers discovered eight prehistoric boats, one nearly nine metres long; they were dated to between 1600 and 1000 B.C. Mounting evidence suggests that the area, though watery, was relatively populous and busy.

In addition to its natural (and quite avid) fan base in western Virginia, it also has some reach into Washington, D.C. and other relatively populous markets — enough for it to rank 13th in the country with 1.3 million fans.

And his resume is a lot more diverse: governor of a relatively populous blue state, the co-founder of Bain Capital, the C.E.O. of the 2002 Winter Olympics committee, and so forth.

Our sample contained relatively populous states with high levels of household gun ownership (e.g. Georgia and North Carolina) and low levels (e.g., New Jersey, Massachusetts).

The city will be relatively populous: its number of households is to remain permanently at 5,040.[20] Immigration and emigration policies are designed to avoid population excess and deficiency.

The model flux with p = 3.5 is still comparable to the measured fluxes for Voyager's data provided Ṁdust=4x106 g s-11 On the contrary, the model flux with p = 3.5 becomes 7 8 times larger than the measured fluxes of Pioneer's data because large particles are relatively populous for p = 3.5.

"They're relatively diverse, populous and growing fast," he said.

Compared with West Germany, South Korea would have to swallow a relatively more populous, much poorer neighbour.

Unlike creating programs to break into Microsoft's Windows, which is the operating system for the majority of the world's personal computers, hackers don't want to spend their time breaking into an operating system with a relatively limited populous.

Take two states as an illustration of this phenomenon: small, thinly populated West Virginia and populous, relatively suburban Pennsylvania.

Opposition candidates did especially well in urban areas, winning 10 of the 11 seats in Kuala Lumpur, the commercial capital, and capturing the relatively prosperous and populous states of Selangor and Penang.