Sentence examples for incredibly sparse from inspiring English sources
However, there are literally dozens of APIs to learn, each functions differently and documentation is incredibly sparse.
Maybe we'll see the resurgence of the glasshole, this time as an 'asstacle.' With privacy becoming incredibly sparse online, the physical world is becoming one of the few refuges for being able to be yourself with the minimal fear of being recorded for all posterity.
But with the economy being so incredibly sparse and disparate, this will be impossible, and the government will inevitably lose control.
Whilst the UK as a whole is pretty densely populated, Scotland is actually incredibly sparse, especially away from the central belt.
Surprisingly, the crowd was incredibly sparse at the stage -- it had been far more crowded for Metric earlier in the day -- which says a lot about where the bulk of the ticketbuyers' priorities lie.
Kove is one of the UK's most exciting newcomers, with a sparse but incredibly dynamic discography that carries him through polished drum & bass and house music variations.
An "anything goes" collaboration between cult collective Cheryl, natural-born boundary pushers Fat Out, experimental visual artists Khom and a host of other players, exact details are sparse but expect "incredibly small dogs", "a festival of skin" and "competitive plastic surgery" as part of a conceptual night that charts attendees stratospheric rise to stardom and the inevitable burnout.
"There are distinct regions where sightings are incredibly common, despite a very sparse population.
Also included are his 1970 design for the New York daily The Herald (an attempt to modernize newspaper design, which I remember as incredibly inspiring) and his design for the architectural tabloid Skyline, which influenced the sparse formats of many other arts and cultural journals.
