underpopulated in a sentence

• They are moving in a highly underpopulated area of the country.
• Others have shut down, bankrupt or too underpopulated to survive.
• We have many potentially colossal categories, and many underpopulated ones.
• He also favoured economic development and the settlement of underpopulated areas.
• Ours was still an underpopulated, growing, frontier nation.
• It's underpopulated because it's a recently established church.
• Still, early twentieth century music is an underpopulated area.
• Here's a big musical that seems underpopulated.
• This underpopulated burg has more winsome gags than inhabitants.
• The continent was much larger than India or China and was comparatively underpopulated.
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• The region is simply too underpopulated to have much influence in countrywide elections.
• Another fan of underpopulated and relatively inactive WikiProjects here.
• The big and underpopulated island of Sumatra was an important early destination for settlers.
• The economy is balanced by the automatic introduction of extra materials in underpopulated areas.
• Constantinople by this stage was underpopulated and dilapidated.
• The stub category is underpopulated, however, so perhaps it should be upmerged.
• For years underpopulated rural areas had deprived metropolitan centers of equal representation in state legislatures.
• All of these are underpopulated and unnecessary.
• Yes, many of the US-state-school categories will be currently underpopulated.
• This was underpopulated due to an oversight.