Sentence examples similar to mountainous population from inspiring English sources

This makes mountainous populations vulnerable to energy poverty.

Gorkhas, a sub-mountainous population of the Himalayan region, are known for strength and bravery.

Gorkhas (also spelled as Gurkhas 1) are a sub-mountainous population of the Himalayan region (Nepal) and make excellent soldiers.

Appropriate training combined with favourable genetic profile will definitely be advantageous for achievement of elite athletic status by this sub-mountainous population.

Jeff Kaminski, a 32-year-old mammalogist, was studying the effects of forest management practices on small mammal populations in mountainous Randolph County in West Virginia, a job that required him to catch mice and other rodents, says VT population geneticist Eric Hallerman, who knew the victim well.

Bonthe and Koinadugu districts have very difficult terrains (riverine for Bonthe and mountainous for Koinadugu) and their population is among the most impoverished in Sierra Leone.

Atlantolacerta andreanskyi is distributed across 440 Km (straight line) of mountainous terrain, with the different populations presenting an apparently disjunct distribution ([ 42, 43]; see Figure  1).

The terrain is mountainous.

In Vietnam notification rates of new smear-positive tuberculosis in the central mountainous provinces (26/100,000 population) are considerably lower than in Vietnam in general (69/100,000 population).

The country's mountainous terrain, rural population, poverty, illiteracy, 400 tribal networks and history of civil war all made for unique challenges, he said.

First, the geography makes it difficult to build: 72% of Japan's land is mountainous, meaning its population of almost 128 million must squeeze into what is left.