Sentences with phrase «little more populated»

I stand by my opinion that the game needs some kind of multiplayer component at the very least, just to make this virtually limitless world a little more populated.

The current Maserati line - up includes the Quattroporte, the GranTurismo, and the GranCabrio, but things are about to get a little more populated with addition of a new sedan and a new SUV.

Not exact matches

Without a controlling shareholder, there would be little excuse for having more than one - third of your board populated by related directors.

Every city the engine will pass is more populated than the last, and there's precious little time for evacuation.

There is an effort to start more schools in densely populated areas, but these are little more than sheds.

According to the AV Club «The mass - market edition of Mockingbird — which currently features silhouetted cover art by Sarah Jane Coleman, but which is probably best remembered as the puce - covered little volume that populates the shelves of so many American high schools — was the cheapest version of the book on the market, retailing for a little more than half of what Harper Collins charges for its sturdier trade paperback edition.

Strata condominiums or townhouses are a popular home options with many benefits including providing little personal maintenance, the ability to live in a more populated area, among others.

Unlike many of the more popular islands in Indonesia, it is not green and lush, but dry, dusty, arid and sparsely populated with very little tourism infrastructure.

It can get a little bothersome from time to time as you traverse through the more populated locations, and I'm really hoping a patch can come out soon for Yonder that increases stability and performance, because, while infrequent, it does to Yonder a disservice since it's pretty to look at and fun to play and explore.

The Broad museum, which has been populating its Grand Avenue sidewalk with standby lines since opening a little more than a year ago, sits across the street from the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Motorists who are now living in the more densely populated areas in Mississippi will obviously wind up paying a little more for car insurance, thanks to the greater risk of an injury or stolen vehicle.