Sentence examples for far sparse from inspiring English sources

The reviews stateside have been so far sparse and not exactly positive.

So far, sparse information of expression patterns in adults for most of invertebrates does not allow a reliable reconstruction of nondevelopmental roles of the ancestral Pax4/6/10 gene.

So far, the sparse amount of aid dropped in since 1996 has clearly helped.

Piano parts could be like parlor-song chords or something far more sparse: a lone tolling note, a splintered jazz cluster.

The research team in California did detect DNA from an insect preserved for 40 million years in amber, but the traces were far too sparse for analysis by current methods.

What governments have presented so far is sparse and heavily dominated by the industry's most polluting companies, as can be seen in the Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture, a group dominated by the fertiliser lobby.

Dr. Famiglietti was able to calculate the overall drawdown of groundwater and to indicate that the problem was most severe in the southern region around the city of Tulare, for example, but the data was far too sparse to make statements about, say, the Kings River Water Conservation District, which measures about 1,875 square miles.

Chomsky argues that the experiences available to language learners are far too sparse to account for their knowledge of their language.

It is almost obvious in these applications that 20+ stations are far too sparse to sample the highly-variable irradiance spatio-temporal random fields in the US and/or Greece.

The observed aerial densities were far too sparse for the insects to have maintained the alignments by visual reference to one another [5], and so the orientation patterns must have been due to individual responses to some environmental cue or cues.

This approach is not possible when assessing trials reported in journal publications, in which articles necessarily reflect post hoc reporting with a far more sparse level of detail.