Sentence examples for sparsely populated counties from inspiring English sources

The sparsely populated counties of California's far north mutter periodically about carving out a new state, called Jefferson, with like-minded parts of southern Oregon.

Gov. Phil Bredesen of Tennessee said he would visit the two sparsely populated counties today and asked President Bush to declare them federal disaster areas.

This would mean, however, that only in sparsely populated counties could a canvassing board safely exercise what the Legislature has clearly intended to be an option where the board has a real question as to the accuracy of a vote.

And even as crime rates declined nationally, the trend toward jailing women in rural counties continued: Incarceration rates for women in sparsely populated counties rose to 140 per 100,000 in 2014 from 79 per 100,000 in 2000, the study found.

If President Trump does nothing but follow the law, Obamacare should remain much as it is now: in heavily populated areas, there will be several insurance plans; in rural counties, people will have fewer options; in some sparsely populated counties, citizens will have none at all.

For small towns and sparsely populated counties, that's real money.

The rate was highest in Oslo (the capital and the most densely populated county) and lowest in Finnmark (the most distant and sparsely populated county): 1487 and 613 examinations per 1000 inhabitants respectively.

In general, DCD >0.1 occurred several weeks before the onset week of the first human case in most counties, with the peak density around the period of the human case onset, except in sparsely populated rural counties (Clinton, Orleans, Wayne, and Yates), which reported 1 human case each.

The two regions of Wisconsin that are harder to predict are the Fox River Valley, north of Milwaukee, and the sparsely populated farm counties in the northwest.

Instead, the three split the vote more less geographically: Ms Handel, a former chair of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, won that county (Georgia's most populous) and two adjacent ones, and she squeaked out victories in a few other sparsely populated border counties.

Oliver highlighted the need to elect more women and mentioned her visits to the state's sparsely populated rural counties.