Napoleon III drained the swamps and planted pine forests, but even today towns are small, the population sparse, the local economy powered almost entirely by the moneyed hunters who pay top dollar for the right to hunt on private land.
Understated, subtle, sparse … with an economy of emotion and masterful spontaneity, it sketched a twilit sound that still resonates strongly today".
For many, low wages, a poor economy, and sparse full time employment opportunities have landed many families into the category of what the U.S. Department of Labor & Labor Statistics call the working poor.
The Far East has a weak economy and a sparse and shrinking population.
In addition to the challenge of marine litter, these States face serious deficiencies in basic waste management capabilities, due mainly to small and sparse populations with limited potential economies of scale.
In addition, the theoretical and empirical literature on accreditation is sparse, especially in the emerging economies of the Middle East.
But with the economy being so incredibly sparse and disparate, this will be impossible, and the government will inevitably lose control.
In the meantime, displaced Iraqis are leaving for Europe and these towns are becoming sparse wastelands, which means the continuing breakdown of order, economy and rule of law".
Despite its remote location, short urban history and sparse population, the city was positioned as a nationwide role model of socialist economy by the central state in the Maoist era.
