Meanings of denser population in English

It's going to be a denser population in the next few years.

Vegetable diet is more suited to them than animal, which favours a denser population.

Farther north there was a denser population.

Things may be done in a thinly-peopled country which could not occur in the denser population of a town.

Gloria was much smaller in extent-notmuch larger, say, than France and Germany combined-butshe had a denser population.

Some additional expedient must be found, and we naturally look for it in the experience of older countries with a denser population.

Better farm implements meant that more food could be grown with less work, this again encouraged the development of denser population centers.

Queensland University of Technology retail expert Gary Mortimer said Europe and the UK enjoyed similar benefits to Americans thanks to a denser population.

Scotland, and, from the exceeding richness of its soil, it was capable of sustaining a far denser population than now inhabits the British Islands.