Sentence examples for it too thinly from inspiring English sources

The secret, I think, whatever your preference, is not to skimp on the raising agent (self-raising flour alone doesn't seem to do the job), to work the mixture as little as possible – and make sure you don't roll it too thinly before cutting.

If you roll it too thinly, it will get very soft and almost melt.

Don't roll it too thinly however, or the filling may split the dough when you try to seal the pierogi.

It is too thinly spread to compete vigorously in all these markets.

Democratic governments can withstand some consumer disgruntlement, especially if it is too thinly spread to swing many votes.

But Deutsche Bank is under particular scrutiny because of a perception — considered grossly unfair by bank management — that it is too thinly cushioned against losses if there were another financial crisis.

In order to avoid spreading its resources too thinly, it is recommended that the ECD Programme seriously consider cutting back on the number of UNICEF-supported projects in order to ensure quality-focused attention to the remaining projects.

Customers are reporting empty shelves and significant restocking problems after cuts in the company's work force have left its employees too thinly populated in its 4,000 stores.

EA has also suffered because it spread itself too thinly, making too many mediocre games.

Another concern expressed by the trust is that "if it spreads itself too thinly the BBC may lose focus on the core mission to provide fresh, new, high-quality content".

The problem is not too much peanut butter (i.e. that it's spread too thinly).