Examples of using Sparse population in English and their translations into German
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Due to its sparse population, the state of Wyoming lacks any major professional sports teams.
Enjoy the spectacular scene of the desert sparse population of grasses, shrubs and thorn bushes.
Despite the sparse population and the almost complete absence of industry, the area is a Social Democrat stronghold.
When there were vastareas of the world for people in low numbers, the sparse population led to the peacefulness.
Given its vast size and sparse population, the Arctic region can benefit greatly from space-based services.
The concept has evolved over time andstarted as an unwritten code created by a sparse population living in a vast.
It is well known for its pristine beaches and sparse population and it is a great place to soak up the sun in the summer.
Other factors besides figures for GDP have also to be taken into account, such as regional climate,remoteness, sparse population and the unemployment rate.
Especially for families, the Pre-Taunus with its sparse population and the forest wealth is a popular place of residence.
Despite its sparse population and adverse conditions, Israel exhibits impressive scientific achievements and a bustling start-up scene.
However, the problems of island status, mountainous terrain and sparse population affect many areas in other Member States and in some accession countries too.
Due to the sparse population and the varied landscape this area was selected for creating the largest exercise area for Germany's armed forces, the Wehrmacht.
The huge distances, severe climate, poor roads and sparse population of Lapland made it difficult to maintain law and order there.
A sparse population, a vulnerable environment and cold climate pose challenges to increasing the competitiveness of enterprises and quality of life.
This wide area of Mid-Wales, with a very sparse population, is part of what is sometimes called the"desert of Wales.
I can see that mountain areas and the Arctic region have very many problems in common with agriculture: a short growing season,vast distances, a sparse population, difficult growing conditions, and so on.
Owing to its sparse population and the consequently unspoilt natural state, New Zealand is also known as the"green island.
This percentage varies significantly among Member States,being higher in countries with a sparse population, difficult terrain or less developed infrastructure.
Throughout the twentieth century the sparse population in the area subsisted by farming, agriculture and fishing, the latter being limited by the state of the sea.
The costs of ensuring universal broadband coveragewould be particularly high in countries with a sparse population, difficult terrain and/or less developed infrastructure.
Even Rupshu's bare hills support a sparse population of wildlife, and the animal most likely to be spotted is the Kyang, the wild ass of the Ladakh and Tibet plateau.
Milioni Population Highlights Jagged mountains, glimmering lakes and untouched nature, Scotland's second biggest island, the Isle of Skyeentices cyclists thanks to its breathtaking landscape and is well-suited for cycling due to its sparse population and low volume of traffic.
With astonishing promptness the press followed the sparse population as it trickled westward and down the Ohio or penetrated the more northerly forests.
Such an approach also requires that the specific problems and opportunities of urban and rural areas may need to be addressed as well as those of particular territories such as cross-border and broader transnational areas, or regions suffering from other handicaps due to their insularity,remoteness(such as the outermost or Arctic regions), sparse population or mountainous character.
This is in stark contrast to the relatively sparse populations of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, where the average density is well below 20 people per square kilometre.
Due to the lack of water and the sparse population, it was much more important for the traveler to get a general impression of the landscape and the location of water than to have a detailed topographic map.
Competitiveness depends in particular on thecosts of distance, climate, small communities and sparse population- the sparsest in the Community and often called the last wilderness although it is a man-made wilderness.
The low rate of monetisation, sparse population density, poor infrastructure, low human resource capacity and unclear regulations make it difficult to establish financial institutions capable of covering their costs on a sustainable basis.
In countries with long coasts, large stretches of water, short bathing seasons,low water temperatures and sparse populations, the requirements should be different from those in countries with heavily populated beaches to which many people travel in order to bathe in warm water during long seasons.
It is important that the permanent problems of the north- the long distances,the cold climate and the sparse population- are taken account of in the future as factors that need support just as much as the problems of the mountain regions and islands do.
