Sentences with phrase «sparse as»

When creating your gallery wall, start with a large cluster of works on one end and become more sparse as you go.

A starter home, by definition, will be sparse as compared to a longer - term home.

This section is not meant to be lengthy, so it is okay if it looks sparse as long as you have included your current academic credentials.

ZTE have left the back pretty sparse as well, with nothing but the camera, speaker and handset branding.

LG says that you'll be able to tap your wrist to pay for services without having to use your phone, although at this stage details are sparse as to how the functionality would work.

One of them is to keep the information low, as sparse as possible, just enough to back the claim and then wait for the other party's reaction; from there you react again and hope that in a meanderingly dialectic procedure, the other party may overlook important information or be distracted from the «real» legal issue.

The data is not as sparse as some liars suggest.

Because of that the ocean temperature data, sparse as it may be is the more reliable and most easily compared to paleo.

While details on the game are as sparse as Vietnamese survivors in First Blood, we're strangely excited for this one.

There is an upgrade system that allows for more powerful weapons, but I found this to be sparse as the items needed to upgrade weapons were few and far between.

News concerning Kunos Simulazioni's upcoming PC racing sim Assetto Corsa has been sparse as of late, but...

There is an exception to this rule: trades done during a panic or the recovery from a panic tend to be sparse as well.

While details remain sparse as to which firms would offer the plans or what they would cost, Mr. Menzies said he's been assured by the industry that the management fees will be much lower than what citizens currently pay for RRSPs.

This week rolls around, and it is as sparse as green is in California lawns.

The WSJ report is about as sparse as possible, mentioning nothing beyond the fact that Verizon wants a tablet, and are now working with Google.

Standard equipment on the base Wrangler Sport is about as sparse as you'll find on any vehicle sold today.

But his late work, as sparse as it is, still shine: the Vegas - set Lucky You is a sensitive but unsentimental romance, and his 2011 TV movie Too Big To Fail is a worthy precursor to The Big Short.

Mark Ruffalo, who played Bruce Banner in the latest installment, has signed on for six more films and it's safe to assume one of those should include another Hulk solo project, but the details are sparse as of now.

In the comedy department, The Big White is as frigid and sparse as the Alaskan landscape it takes place in.

Try as Refn might to graft together an art film and a horror project, The Neon Demon is frustratingly coy on the later and as narratively sparse as the most offending of art films.

Original material becomes very sparse as the new guard of writers takes over and tries desperately to imitate what once made it popular.

The largest discrepancies with existing data were discovered in the Southern Hemisphere, where historical records are as sparse as the shipping traffic that traditionally provided so much of the planet's ocean weather information.

All told, the T - Limit team expects to detect traces of life as sparse as six microbial cells per cubic centimeter of sediment.

The history of the Baja is almost as sparse as some of the landscape.

For more than 100 years, mathematicians have known that prime numbers — such as 7 or 17, with no divisors except for themselves and 1 — get sparser and sparser as the numbers get larger.

These measurements become sparser as we go further back in time, hence trend estimates become more uncertain; of course we fully accounted for this uncertainty in our analysis.

Not exact matches

Hsieh had also started planning the Downtown Project, his ambitious plan to reimagine a sparse landscape as a city bristling with entrepreneurial energy.

You can be as sparse or as thorough as you'd like with your business's information, but keep in mind that the more thorough you are, and the more you optimize your Google Places page with good keywords and search - sensitive information, the better your results will be.

Remember, this was a full four years before we would even launch the very sparse library of titles as a free add - on to the beloved DVD - by - Mail service.»

(The late British economist Angus Maddison credited open trade as one of three factors that mattered to income growth and poverty reduction, along with innovation and settlement of relatively sparse areas.)

White House Economic Council Director Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin on Wednesday laid out the administration's skeleton plan for tax cuts that was big on promises, but remarkably sparse on details, as President Donald Trump sprints to the Saturday finish line marking his first 100 days in office.

The answer, in my judgment, lies in looking more carefully at Whitehead's relatively sparse remarks about societies as stable, structured environments for the emergence of successive generations of actual occasions.

In fact, just as water tastes so much sweeter when it is sparse, so the truth just might have more of an impact upon your mind.

While Zuccotti claimed that whatever assistance Pius may have given Benoît «must be regarded as exceedingly sparse,» Leboucher states unequivocally that «the Vatican offered to supply whatever funds would be needed for Fr.

One also hears from time to time how sparse are the confirmed and reliable details available to the Shakespeare biographer, but this too is more myth than fact, as two recent works, E. A. J. Honigmann's Shakespeare: The «Lost Years» (Manchester University Press) and Park Honan's Shakespeare: A Life (Oxford University Press), amply testify.

As Pulayas themselves let only sparse written records we have no option but to rely heavily on missionary sources.

Centered around Percy Fawcett, who traveled across South America as a cartographer in the early 20th Century, The Lost City of Z doesn't just follow an epic story of one man obsessed with discovering a mythic civilization that exists only in rumors and sparse ruins.

Whoever considers [the sparse basic materials] which the Scriptures afforded him will wonder by what energetic operation he expanded them to such extent and ramified them to so much variety, restrained as he was by religious reverence from licentiousness of fiction.

His Elizabeth, New Jersey, apartment is pretty sparse, seeing as he gave away most everything before hitting the road.

On top of their commonality, they are symbolic of our attitude towards food as a whole: cheap, bountiful, deep fried, and nutritionally sparse.

1 tub Salted Caramel Crunch by Dr Oetker (alternatively use crumbled honeycomb such as a Crunchie bar with a sparse pinch of sea salt added to tame the sweetness)-- Note — while sold as salted caramel crunch I was unable to taste any salt.

Many other varieties including Muscat, Zinfandel and Sauvignon Blanc have seen sparse activity, surprising as those were the hottest items a couple of years back.

Barren and beautiful, sparse and bountiful, soulless as well as soulful... and home to a salsa that's as surprising as the sights are.

The days have been gray and the snow either sparse or as heavy as porridge over much of the European ski racing circuit.

After Dan Graziano's report that team owner Dan Snyder's relationship with Robert Griffin III was toxic to the point where Shanahan considered quitting as the Redskins were preparing for a playoff game, the Redskins came out and laid an egg to the fullest extent in front of one of the sparsest crowds you'll ever see at an NFL game.

And data is so sparse that you can expect champions are improving significantly on their ability to turn in winning fights as they are becoming champions, meaning that you can't just do a comparison with their performances before and after.

«We recognize that it's not just business as usual,» Ranadivé said to the sparse crowd who managed to attend the game.

There, before me, ambling casually among sparse trees which came only to its shoulder, was an animal which seemed twice as big as I had expected.

The Nigerian striker was seen as third choice in attack at the start of the season, but all through the campaign despite his sparse minutes he has proven himself just as reliable as Sergio Aguero when it comes to scoring big goals in crucial moments.

However, don't expect to be able to get served any drinks or food on the beach as the wait staff is pretty sparse.