Sentence examples for little sparse from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the presentation is a little sparse.

Baby oilbirds are helpless (altricial), hatched blind and virtually naked, with only a little sparse down.

Should the veteran Ken Daneyko retire, as he has hinted, the Devils' defense will seem a little sparse.

The evidence, it was becoming clear, was a little sparse; once Musaev started going through it, you began to wonder if there was any evidence at all.

You can upgrade with a 64GB micro SD card for extra storage, but the Barnes & Noble online store in the UK feels a little sparse.

A nice salesman explained that the racks were a little sparse because a band named Alberta Cross had swooped in and bought a lot of stuff for its tour.

But once the crowds get past the Volt display, things might look a little more sparse than usual.

17.06ET The quotes from the Dank press conference were a little more sparse than those for an American-trained winner, as you would probably expect with man-of-few-words Ryan Moore on the panel.

So far market is impressed by €60bn per month, but details are a little bit sparse, loss sharing is very limited, and it is not clear as to how they will determine how much Govt bond/ Supra QE there will be each month, given €60bn includes ABS and CB programmes - what will be the mechanism.. it's almost as though they have made this so complicated that markets cannot react!

From Fig. 2 note that the network is a little more sparse than that in Fig. 1.

Precisely, to represent the particle with relatively little error, sparse representation usually requires a relatively large dictionary (with a trivial template) and relatively dense coefficients, which both will increase the solution complexity.