Sentence examples similar to effectively uninhabited from inspiring English sources
The Senkakus have been a source of rising tension between the regions's two biggest economies since 2012 when Japan effectively nationalised the uninhabited islands, which are surrounded by rich fishing grounds and large untapped deposits of natural gas.
This is alarming as this particular clone seems to be able to effectively fill niches that were essentially uninhabited by A. baumannii in the past.
Graeme Virtue Most of Indonesia's 17,000-odd 17,000-odde unislandsed by humare, leaving a colossal nuninhabitedat are effectively pristine and rarely bythumanswileavingreserves.
In signing over Lot 8, effectively to all Guaraní people, Laharrague and FuNaFu would be gambling to some degree with its future as an almost uninhabited sanctuary for flora and fauna.
The islands are uninhabited.
It feels empty, uninhabited.
His body seemed uninhabited.
Many are clearly uninhabited.
White Island is uninhabited.
Congreso and Rey are uninhabited.
