Sentence examples for even more sparingly from inspiring English sources

Like the Watkins, it's scored for a relatively modest orchestra, and uses it even more sparingly, often allowing the violin to spin its high, nimble figuration without any support at all.

You usually don't want to use more than a tablespoon or so of strong herbs in a dish (though marjoram, oregano and sage can be used in fairly large quantities in specific instances), and sometimes you'll want to use an herb even more sparingly.

Giggs, who turns 40 in November, will have to be used even more sparingly next season and, though United go into Sunday's game at Stoke City with a 12-point lead at the top of the Premier League, the 2-1 defeatoto Manchester City last Monday was a reminder of how well equipped Roberto Mancini's team are in midfield.

A classic example is Germany, where security of position and adequate pay generate dangerous complacency; indeed, throughout Europe performance-related pay and promotion are rarely found and even more sparingly applied.

However, such a practice may have contributed to the higher degrees of growth retardation and skeletal changes in the current study compared to its counterparts in some Mediterranean countries, like Lebanon [ 7], though it is better than those in some Indian and Iranian centers where transfusions were even more sparingly used than in our study [ 23, 24].

Battaglia the campaigner is as vocal as ever, even if she works more sparingly now.

Tskitishvili, the fifth pick of the 2002 draft, has struggled even more this season, playing sparingly as the Denver Nuggets vie for a playoff spot.

Even with technology that uses energy more sparingly, this is expected to grow to 1.4 billion tonnes by 2020.

Cohle's unsettling flights into conscious phantasmagoria – the brain-altering hangover of his heavy drug use – are used sparingly, and become even more affecting for their rarity.

Once upon time, even among the young, the words courage and hero were used more sparingly, more precisely.

Antibiotics could then be used more sparingly.