Sentence examples for uninhabited and from inspiring English sources

But for nearly a century, it's been uninhabited and uninhabitable, existing mostly as an underwater curiosity.

Population density is often underestimated by this method because of the inclusion of large areas of uninhabited (and often uninhabitable) land area.

The mountains are uninhabited and rarely visited.

The earmarked land still sits uninhabited and forlorn.

From the air, San Cristobal appears uninhabited and arid, with lava fields and desert vegetation.

The new road runs through a country half uninhabited, and leads to (commercially) nowhere.

It is uninhabited and, except for a tract of stunted birch forest, completely desolate.

Most of this land is uninhabited and so there is little direct human impact.

Krakatoa was apparently uninhabited, and few people died outright from the eruptions.

But almost all of those outposts were uninhabited, and only a few were of significant size.

The street is still largely uninhabited, and there are no services nearby.