Sentence examples for small scattered from inspiring English sources

Much of Bhutan's population lives in very small, scattered villages.

"It's small, scattered, and people are getting better at growing in the shade".

There are many such territories, large and small, scattered throughout the United States and Canada.

Under Soviet administration economic activities were collectivized and small, scattered villages unified.

There is a place for urban trees, wooded parklands and hedgerows as much as for conifer plantations and small scattered woodlands within a broader landscape.

Though the protests have mostly been small, scattered and quickly suppressed, they have been publicized by an international network of pro-democracy groups with ties to the dissidents.

Bongo, also spelled Bungu, a people once extensive in the western area of present-day South Sudan, now found in small, scattered settlements south and east of Wau.

Subsidies are often needed to lend to the rural poor, where small, scattered populations make it hard for commercial lenders to cover their costs.

It would be an overstatement to say that WoHo has become a bustling gallery district: The new enterprises tend to be small, scattered and somewhat difficult to find.

Gravity measurement using absolute gravimetry in 2009 and 2010 indicated small scattered data and uncertainty factor.

The reflected light is also small scattered on its way to the camera.