The result was that while Jenkins swiftly gained a large membership, it was thinly spread.
Some look to the 8,000-member 8,000-memberto enforce security, although it is thinly spread and in dire need of reforMaliantrarmyng as well as equipmentoand funding, analysts say.
"We've proposed this particular program elimination because it's been thinly spread and not that effective on any particular thing," DeVos said.
Although TSB has enough branches to have a national presence (it claims that most Britons live within a few miles of at least one), it may struggle to win much new business because its branches are thinly spread.
As a result the line's defences were thinly spread.
It may always have been thinly spread, but there has been widespread deforestation within its range resulting in loss and fragmentation of suitable habitat.
Syria's army, moreover, is thinly spread, tired and demoralised.
"I am sceptical of scaling to ten times that size, because getting 3.5m tonnes of biomass to a single collection point is going to be a very big undertaking .Billions of tonnes of agricultural waste are produced worldwide each year, but such material is thinly spread, making it expensive to collect and transport.
Early deployment would result in resources being thinly spread, and late deployment could render it ineffective.
Where "Energizer" is manic, "The Floor Dances" is thinly spread, almost anti-dramatic in its tilt toward drama.
Their fiddly holding chains make it hard for them to pay for things by issuing shares, and their cashflows can be thinly spread across many subsidiaries.
