Sentence examples for not very densely populated from inspiring English sources

Amazon also reportedly told brands that the economics of the business were harder in those areas because they were not very densely populated.

On the other hand, most countries of the Arabian Peninsula are not very densely populated (18 inhabitants/km2 on average), especially Oman and Saudi Arabia, which only have 8 and 11 inhabitants/km2 respectively.

Large parts of inner-London are not very densely populated: redevelopment could massively increase the number of people who can comfortably squeeze into the capital.

On a continental scale, the Gulf of Guinea Region has the highest populations density (93 inhabitants/km2), while the Sudano-Sahelian Region is on the whole not very densely populated (13 inhabitants/km2).

The UK, and especially England, is by world standards very densely populated.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Ruhr valley became very densely populated and the single most heavily industrialized area in the world.

Instead, we discovered a very densely populated downtown urban core, covering an area of 35-40 sq km, which gradually gives way to a kind of agro-urban hinterland.

Bangladesh is already very densely populated.

The plateau is very densely populated with about 450 people per km2 and the landscape continually shows signs of man's presence.

The Burundian shorelines of Lake Tanganyika near Bujumbura, where morph BIT was sampled, are very densely populated by humans and heavily disturbed by sedimentation and eutrophication [ 65, 66].

These areas are not as densely populated as downstate New York and houses are generally not as expensive.