Sentence examples similar to Exiguous population from inspiring English sources
It is not so much "spare" as exiguous.
Hollande's options are therefore exiguous.
Prince's nearest approach to identifiable emotion is the exiguous zeal of obsessive collecting.
"I remember finding what she wrote in those long ago days very exiguous.
They can be rammed into exiguous rental car spaces and pass most modern carry-on tests.
The Astronomer Royal's duties are so exiguous that they could be performed posthumously.
Its continual urbanization has had to be expanded beyond its exiguous territory.
In fact, it calls both for superb fine-motor skills and for adherence to the most exiguous formal demands.
Most discussions of historiography focus on how historians tease out the exiguous meanings of documents when they are very scarce.
In the first dozen pages alone, we get "orchidaceous," "ochreous" and "exiguous".
(I'm reminded of the pimp who parades Jodie Foster in those exiguous hot pants in Taxi Driver).
