The phrase "are very thin to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The materials we are using are very thin to ensure flexibility."
Alternatives: "are quite thin for" or "are extremely thin in order to".
"It is a very stylish look, but you have to be very thin to wear it, so it has become synonymous with the size zero debate [the argument about whether celebrities and models are becoming too thin]," says Jo Elvin, editor of Glamour magazine.
In opposite, the relatively strong peak that corresponded to Si (002) diffraction peak was observed, suggesting the grown structures were very thin to be detected by XRD measurement.
Lead author Dr Lynda Boothroyd said: "There is evidence that being constantly surrounded through the media by celebrities and models who are very thin contributes to girls and women having an unhealthy attitude to their bodies".
Study leader Dr Lynda Boothroyd said: "There is evidence that being constantly surrounded through the media by celebrities and models who are very thin contributes to girls and women having an unhealthy attitude to their bodies.
Because SACD and CSSS are very thin compared to the width of the sampling, both samplings are regarded as nearly two-dimensional structures.
Instead, ovulation is tied to a woman's fat stores: those who are very thin simply fail to menstruate.
Cell membranes, although they are very thin and appear to have a simple form and structure, contain many enzymes and are sites of great metabolic activity.
I worry about the weight because everywhere I look the people doing yoga are very thin and seem to already be in shape!
Canes that are very thin and look to be weak, or canes that are crossed toward the center of the bush, should be pruned at the base as well.
