Sentence examples for it is undeveloped from inspiring English sources

It is undeveloped except for a rustic eight-bedroom lodge and a few outbuildings, 263 acres of trails, hunting grounds and wildlife habitats.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England says that 92% of it is undeveloped with a "high prevalence" of golf courses, catteries and pony paddocks and 58% used for agriculture.

For example, a child has a deliberative capacity, but it is undeveloped and incomplete in comparison with an adult's, so that a child is a fit subject for paternal rule by its father; but paternal rule would be inappropriate between two adults who both have mature rational capacities (see Politics I.13 and III.6).

Much of it was undeveloped to the point of being rural.

Until the mid-17th century, it was undeveloped low-lying, swampy land prone to flooding by the Spree.

Its soccer culture is undeveloped, but it hired Zinédine Zidane, one of the sport's greats, to spread the word that the Middle East, and the Muslim people, deserve a shot at the world's most-watched sporting event.

"It's also helpful to a young company like us that cycling culture is undeveloped.

"So much is undeveloped," says Miller.

"The distinction between state and society is undeveloped.

The northern end of the island is undeveloped, and consists of mesmerizing sculptural dunes.

The rest of the property, which straddles the Smithtown-Brookhaven border, is undeveloped.