Sentence examples for little populated from inspiring English sources

Florida was little populated and developed: it had just a fraction of the population of Georgia and Alabama.

Lacking in surface water and little populated, this portion of the massif is crossed by rivers that trench dramatic gorges, notably that of the Tarn.

Though middle-class themselves, Marcano and Barrera Tyszka place themselves in the rare, and little populated, centre of Venezuela's polarised political life.

The film unfolds in a wind-swept little populated swath of Rhode Island, with rocky inlets and fields of long grass that evoke a more innocent time, as does the emotion between the youngsters, a kind of unsullied purity to their connection that feels lost to most kids these days.

Stay safe by staying out of little populated areas, particularly at night.

Surf breaks along the rural Oahu coastline were little populated in the 1970s.

But because there was very little vaccine in sparsely populated Namibia — only enough for routine vaccination of infants — it quickly ran out, and people have been turned away.

Still, the streets were narrow and populated by little groups of short, square elderly women in black dresses, chattering in Gallego.

Flemish settlers arrived in the region during the 12th century, and, as a result of strong Norman defenses and non-Welsh settlement, the south, known as "little England," was better populated than the north and maintained closer contact with England.

Traditionally, in this vast, sparsely populated and little developed swath of Australia where summertime temperatures routinely reach 110 degrees, the giant mining companies' reach extended well beyond the government's.

Most of the area surrounding Al-Suwaydāʾ is sparsely populated and of little economic value.