Sentence examples for very densely populated from inspiring English sources

The UK, and especially England, is by world standards very densely populated.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Ruhr valley became very densely populated and the single most heavily industrialized area in the world.

Instead, we discovered a very densely populated downtown urban core, covering an area of 35-40 sq km, which gradually gives way to a kind of agro-urban hinterland.

Amazon also reportedly told brands that the economics of the business were harder in those areas because they were not very densely populated.

They'll be offered to passenger transport drivers across the country on a lease-to-own basis, and should save those drives up to $5 per day in fuel costs, as well as cut down on air pollution on the ground in some very densely populated urban areas.

Bangladesh is already very densely populated.

drilling is quite land intensive, and this could be very disruptive in densely populated Europe.

Some urbanists, like scholar Richard Florida, maintain that the post-crash environment favors densely populated (and very expensive) cities like New York.

Such a quake would be far more destructive to the Los Angeles area because the San Andreas fault runs very close to and underneath densely populated areas.

In contrast, Area 1, which was the epicenter for the two waves of the outbreak, is densely populated with very poor people.

Analysis by population density was undertaken by considering 'more densely populated : any' and 'less densely populated : any' clustering pairs.