Sentence examples for relatively barren from inspiring English sources

Such a relatively barren competitive landscape is poised to fill more quickly in the coming months.

Białowieża represents just 0.5% of Poland's forests, most of which are relatively barren commercial plantations.

It's wrong to make too much of a relatively barren awards outing for the world's biggest news organisation.

Winter and anchor ice, however, keep the sublittoral zone relatively barren to about 50 feet in depth.

Relatively barren stretches of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans around the tropics have expanded about 15percentt since 1998, according to a new satellite study.

The Springs was relatively barren half a century ago, but now it is quite lush with bittersweet, brambles, wisteria vines, wild rosebushes and cedar, cherry and maple trees.

Although our birds were individually caged in relatively small, barren cages and thus potentially at risk of developing stereotypies (Asher et al. 2009), it is perhaps significant that the birds were never caged for a continuous period of more than 40 days without being returned to the aviary for a break.

Although the open ocean, the Gobi Desert, and Antarctica are relatively devoid of large life-forms, they are—like other, less-barren ecosystems replete with microorganisms.

Back then, the club was formally incorporated on a relatively small and barren stretch of land beside the Genesee River in Western New York.

The physicochemical characteristics of oil samples reveal that agricultural fields have relatively lower pH than barren.

The indented coastline has countless offshore islands, fjords, and coves, exposed and barren headlands, and relatively lush river valleys.