Sentence examples for is often too thin from inspiring English sources

The veal is often too thin, too gray, too much a blank canvas for the mayonnaise and tuna.

A silane film can give good corrosion protection properties but is often too thin to prevent galling under a forming operation.

A sense of trauma and loss permeates "The Ulysses Syndrome," but its formulaic pacing rushes the drama; the line between meticulous and fussy is often too thin.

If the calf is in normal position or in a position where you can pull from, put a set of calving chains or a rope (not twine, as twine is often too thin and too sharp to be used on a calf) on the front legs of the calf.

Flannery said the issue was marshalling enough resources in regional centres, and that even agricultural resources were often too thin to attract business to regional Australian towns.

The skin was one organ Dr. Theofanidis had neglected to mention, but at that stage, it's often too thin to keep the essential fluids inside.

Finished product testing is often too little and too late.

The technical tools are often too complicated.

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Yet if the description is thick, the narrative itself is often thin, reading all too frequently like a conspiracy tale.

The line between the two is often thin and steadfastness can slip into stubbornness all too quickly, while we are the last to know.