Sentence examples for Underpopulated area from inspiring English sources

Congo occupies a vast and underpopulated area of southern Africa.

"They are moving in a highly underpopulated area of the country.

The result is a paradox: a vast, underpopulated area where it is hard to find a commercial site.A third problem is politics.

The world's most potent megatsunami took place on July 9 , 1958 when an earthquake-triggered landslide (or landslides) fell into Alaska's Lituya Bay; the ensuing tsunami reached a maximum height of 524 metres (1,719 feet), per the USGS, but amazingly killed just two people in this very underpopulated area.

The chief cause of this decline was the club's ongoing financial problems; despite the boom in football during the early 20th century, the club's geographic isolation, in the relatively underpopulated area of Plumstead (then on the outskirts of urban London), meant attendances and thus income were low.

But while the ridges of northern Maine offered plenty of gusts, he says, the transmission lines out of such underpopulated areas were already clogged.

But by the 1990s, when more than a million people nationally were behind bars, lawmakers had perfected the art of inflating the political clout of underpopulated areas by drawing legislative districts around prisons.

Third, the system to determine seats by states will give greater representation to rural, underpopulated areas, which is where Chávismo — the movement named after the late Hugo Chávez and behind Maduro — is stronger.

Brownfield sites will be developed (bad news for the scrap metal collectors and fly-tippers of the future), density will increase in underpopulated areas, previously maligned backwaters will be blessed with their own cereal cafes and artisan bakeries.

Dr Peter Daszak, president of the EcoHealth Alliance, a scientific organisation that researches environmental factors that raise disease threats in humans, said the loss of agricultural land as a result of climate change, which drives migration into previously underpopulated areas, also brings humans and livestock into contact with new wildlife, and potentially new viruses.

The purpose of this study is to verify the efficacy of a route/timetable reorganization methodology focused on a hub-and-spoke schedule bus architecture as well as the introduction of demand responsive transport (DRT) in suburban or underpopulated areas in Japan to accommodate local requirements.