Sentence examples for a sparsely developed from inspiring English sources

Where 10 years ago there was only a sparsely developed desert coastline, there is now a multibillion-dollar buffet of never-seen-before tourist attractions rising from the sea and sand, including a rotating indoor ski mountain, an underwater luxury hotel, what will be the world's largest shopping mall and what will be the world's tallest building.

The tiny settlement, which consisted of a few sparsely developed blocks to the south of the train depot, was a beacon of relative urbanity in the wilderness of the west L.A. Basin, boasting a post office, a hotel and a store called the..

Although the community borders Trenton and is home to hundreds of state employees, West Trenton's landscape is defined by gentle hills, mature trees and an abundance of sparsely developed land.

In Somerset, NY 148 remains a two-lane roadway, passing through sparsely developed areas on its way to the village of Barker.

The city has successfully used that strategy to avoid a water treatment mandate in its more sparsely developed Catskills watershed.

NY 93 takes over Akron Road's name and right-of-way, continuing eastward past a line of scattered homes to reach the sparsely developed hamlet of Dysinger.

Just after the railroad right-of-way, NY 133 turns southwestward onto Station Place while NY 120 proceeds northwest as Millwood Road for one more sparsely developed block before terminating at a junction with NY 100 (Saw Mill River Road) at the northern edge of the hamlet.

New and newish housing stock abounds in Prince's Bay, whose remoteness from the Staten Island Ferry and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, gateways to Manhattan and Brooklyn respectively, helped keep it sparsely developed until the 1980s.

The next area along M-185 is also sparsely developed as it passes along Griffin Cove.

Hollister Ranch remains one of the last sections of sparsely developed California coastline.

Outside of a small pocket of development near Greece Arcadia High and Middle Schools, the remainder of the freeway crosses open, sparsely developed areas of Greece.