Sentence examples for sparse populations from inspiring English sources

The boarding schools were set up to provide education for Indian children in areas with sparse populations.

The sparse populations of several northeastern states translate into a small number of representatives in parliament.

Africa remains sliced up into strangely shaped nations: some jagged, little ones like Gambia with a million people; others mammoth places whose sparse populations are hemmed in by long straight lines.

New wireless technologies require less fixed investment and maintenance than traditional wire-based ones, so they are more effective in countries with sparse populations and tricky terrain.

Dialect splitting is fostered by isolation and loss of contact between groups within a speech community, and the sparse populations of earlier days, often nomadic and spread over large areas relative to their numbers, will have encouraged this process.

Exposed sandy coasts generally develop sparse populations, especially between the tide lines, while the few organisms inhabiting wave-swept rocky shores are generally firmly cemented or anchored to the substratum.

As a result, the geographic extent of the neighborhood is smaller in densely populated areas and larger in areas with sparse population.

MR. Harrison says he likes Patagonia because of its sparse population and proximity to Mexico.

But Wyoming has a sparse population, and potential terrorist targets are spread over a vast area.

Plus farms are usually in open spaces with sparse population – safer than busy urban settings for drone operation.

(There is a gap between Albuquerque and Dallas, which Mr. Hill said was not surprising, considering the sparse population in that area).