Sentence examples for under populated from inspiring English sources
Akiotacho, Yamagatagun, in Hiroshima prefecture, is an under populated, intermediate, and mountainous area, and its composition of population (Figure 3) reflects the coming national tendency of Japan; fewer children and aging society (Figure 4).
With Qatar, rich and under populated, they have shut their doors to the Syrian refugee exodus while others carry the burden: Turkey, 1.9 million; Lebanon, 1.2 million; Egypt, 132,000; Germany, 800,000.
Inefficient Use of Power: Server power is typically over allocated and racks are under populated in worst-case.
It is also suggested that a new system of comprehensive family support plan using public facilities in child welfare, education, and also in healthcare should be built in such an under populated area.
On December 12 , 1991 while serving as chief economist for the World Bank, Summers authored a private memo arguing that the bank should actively encourage the dumping of toxic waste in developing countries, particularly "under populated countries in Africa," which Summers described as "UNDER-polluted".
The method of the examinations will be followed by two case studies on the early childhood care and education services provided in Akiotacho (under populated, intermediate and mountainous area) and Hakataku (urban area) (see Figure 1).
The opportunities offered by novel and under-populated environments present significant selective pressure to bacterial populations, where relatively minor changes in genotype can result in better-adapted phenotypes allowing rapid colonisation and more effective competition for limited resources.
However, Mexico was an under-populated country, hence the government was seeking to prevent any outflow of population (Fitzgerald, 2006a, 2009).
Yet the tech-driven city remains under-populated and unfinished.
Their vast under-populated constituencies in the Scottish Highlands are likely to be merged.
Under Mr. Bennet, Denver pursued consolidation — closing some underperforming, under-populated schools — and merit-pay incentives for teachers.
