Meanings of underpopulated in English

The area is also very underpopulated, with 10km and more between villages.

It's an underpopulated city relative to its size, with double Germany's national unemployment rate.

Derry's parks and playgrounds, underpopulated all summer, were totally deserted that evening by six.

The first thing you notice is the script is a little clunky and underpopulated.

Ireland, for historical and economic reasons, is one of the most underpopulated countries in Europe.

He has been at every sitting of Parliament: the bench of bishops, otherwise, conspicuously underpopulated.

The Returned, a French ghost story set in an underpopulated Alpine town, was eerie and worrying.

I don't think I've ever been in a major league city which is so densely underpopulated.

Comparatively speaking, New Zealand's a very underpopulated country.

Violent twisters appeared restricted to mostly underpopulated areas.

Rashomon did something sufficiently odd with cinematic narrative to define its own (still surprisingly underpopulated) genre.

Probably hundreds of thousands of years separated this underpopulated, desertic world from the one where he used to live.

It's also a very young platform, so the ecosystem of available apps is -shall we say -underpopulated.

This offshoot of the Midland Great Western Railway company covered one of the emptier sections of an underpopulated region.

The northwestern, underpopulated half of Mexico was overrun, the Grass moving but sluggishly into the estados bordering the Gulf Coast.

Taiwan's cross-island highway slices through the country's north-south mountain range, linking the underpopulated, Pacific-facing east coast and the more densely peopled west coast.