Sentence examples for is relatively thin from inspiring English sources

In some categories, competition is relatively thin.

Aside from Lee, the market for starting pitching is relatively thin.

The oceanic crust is relatively thin, measuring only about five eight kilometres in thickness.

While Mr. Obama's national security résumé is relatively thin, many members of his national security team come with deep experience.

The selection is limited, compared with the range of foods available in other shops, and the quality is relatively thin.

Since the trail corridor in Connecticut is relatively thin, the ridge-runners also work to protect adjacent landowners.

It is relatively thin sounding (in Prague it had been pumped up to Straussian proportions), but that lends it a chamber intimacy, especially in the second act.

At 7.9mm thick, the Mate 9 is relatively thin, and even at 78.9mm wide it's relatively narrow, but one thing it certainly isn't is light.

The 2001 class of free agents is relatively thin, and even some of the star players available are shrouded with question marks.

Still, the biggest caveat for investing in Asian markets other than Japan is that trading is relatively thin, and thus vulnerable to large price swings.

But Montgomery is the only senior of note, UConn's post play is not imposing beyond center Tina Charles, and the bench is relatively thin.