Sentence examples for nearly unpopulated from inspiring English sources

In the Wakhan, biologists say, hundreds of square kilometres of nearly unpopulated grassland present another opportunity to preserve something unique in Afghanistan.

Jan Mayen is a nearly unpopulated volcanic island in the Atlantic Ocean and is a fully integrated part of Norway.

A rugged, almost unpopulated mountain range parallels its western coast.

And because it was a winter storm, the islands were virtually unpopulated.

Between Olkhon Island and Severobaikalsk, a town on the northern tip, the lake is almost entirely unpopulated.

When Schmitt died in 1998, his large collection of period-specific items were auctioned off, and though Johnsonville was eventually sold to a hotel conglomerate, it's been unpopulated for nearly 20 years.

As if painting another, more magical world, he also did bare, unpopulated moorscapes and nearly all-white seascapes verging on abstraction.Curiously, the very mention of Lowry continues to enrage some people.

The footprint of the three big airports in the New York region is one-fourth the size of Denver International Airport's alone, which is spread over nearly 53 square miles of unpopulated prairie.

"This is a country with a lot of land, most of which is unpopulated," says Ricardo Rodríguez, the immigration director.

Deaths most commonly occurred in unpopulated areas due to exposure and drowning.

The province, with vast expanses of unpopulated territory, is home to nearly two million people.