Sentences with phrase «fairly sparse»

There's also a fairly sparse offering in terms of apps actually worth having, which is the biggest weakness of the Nexus Player.
While the 5.9 inch screen is huge, the phone is a touch smaller than the 5.7 - inch LG V20 I'm currently testing thanks to fairly sparse bezels (though he V20's screen is also about 5.9 ″ if you include the second display).
That wouldn't be enough to hold my files — and I'm a solo practitioner with fairly sparse files.
Bidding was fairly sparse throughout the night — of the sixty - three lots offered, twenty failed to sell.
The Nintendo NX rumor mill has been fairly sparse these last few days.
if you don't have an emergency fund or it's fairly sparse, the first thing you should do with extra money is add it to that fund.
Even some of the big ebook retailers can be fairly sparse in their offerings as you drill down.
The gauge package also is fairly sparse.
Room behind the rear seats is fairly sparse; the 5.4 cubic feet can accommodate four grocery bags.
Jeep Renegades in that entry - level (and rather inappropriately named «Sport» trim) are fairly sparse on equipment, however.
Details are fairly sparse for now, and all...
The Nintendo NX rumor mill has been fairly sparse these last few days.
Hayden Christensen has proven that he has acting chops when George Lucas isn't present, and here he does what he can with a fairly sparse screenplay.
«You have to make some assumptions about what the aliens are doing in all these calculations, unfortunately, and the data set that we have with alien activity is fairly sparse,» says Shostak.
Boiled down to its essentials, Wolfe's case amounts to a fairly sparse syllogism: Science has not been able to establish how human language originated and evolved.
While research on fidelity in home visiting programs is fairly sparse, studies have documented some components, such as dosage and duration of services, home visit content, and participant - provider relationships.
The Canadian tech landscape without Research In Motion — or with a drastically scaled - down version of the company — is a fairly sparse place.

Not exact matches

England saw off Norway with a fairly average display in front of a sparse Wembley crowd thanks to a second half penalty struck confidently home by new Three Lions captain Wayne Rooney.
Julie Christie provides that, and it's pretty sparse and fairly typical: «I was a big fan of the script,» etc..
As a result, choosing which Jeep Grand Cherokee model is right for you isn't exactly easy — though we reckon, due to the rather sparse amount of equipment on the entry - level «Laredo» trim (dual - zone climate control, a reversing camera and rear parking sensors are about as fancy as the standard equipment levels get), we recommend you consider the $ 35,375 75th Anniversary trim, as that comes with the sort of features you expect from a vehicle of this caliber (18inch alloy wheels, heated and power - adjustable front seats and an 8.4 - inch touchscreen interface that replaces the tiny 5inch system seen on the Laredo - spec Jeep Grand Cherokees) whilst being fairly reasonably priced.
While the site is sparse in its interactive features, such as a lack of sound of any kind and a frustrating teaser of the wizarding fun that will take place in the fall with the full launch of the site, the graphics and back story are already fairly impressive.
There are plenty of rough edges, documentation is sparse, and its capabilities are still fairly limited.
While I enjoyed it's characters and found it's gameplay fairly solid, I found the game a little sparse on plot with a large focus on dungeon crawling and repetitive quests.
You can help them battle, or they can help you, but they're fairly ineffective, amounting to little more than window dressing to make the world feel less sparse and dead.
Gameplay is fairly traditional, with the bulk of its mechanics issued through a sparse set of tutorials.
Ocean temp data before fairly recent times is sparse at best, so I wonder how much confidence we can really place in it anyway.
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