Sentence examples for not very populated from inspiring English sources

The regions with dry climates and together with continental climate are the regions with the lower number of cities because they are not very populated, but they have the same number of cities for both PM2.5 and PM coarse.

Bushwick works because it isn't very populated.

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

The site is not overly populated with opportunities yet, but shows a lot of potential.

"When you look at the fraction of the Earth's surface that is heavily populated, it's not very much," he said.

The maps highlight everything from how many trees populate the Tenderloin (not very many) to how many narcotics arrests occur (quite a bit more than there are trees).

Naples and the surrounding area was populated by people who speaking Greek so it is not very surprising that we found many Greek scolls," Dr Delattre said.

And while novels are populated by the luckless and lovelorn, depressed people are not very funny, even when they do funny things.

The two alternative quadrants (low hydrophobicity/low complexity or high hydrophobicity/high complexity) are not much populated and, from the viewpoint of the concept developed in this article, it is not very clear how to deal with them meaningfully.

I feel for companies that don't... Aren't populated with women.

Kilifi and Mtondia areas are considered semi-urban, as they are not densely populated, have few paved roads and very few people have electricity.