Sentence examples for might be sparsely from inspiring English sources

The Yankees have won three consecutive World Series but might be sparsely represented because none of their position players are front-runners in the voting, and no one is having a big offensive season.

Some theaters may be sparsely attended these difficult days.

In practice, a signal can always be sparsely or near-sparsely represented on a transform domain[24].

The top states also happen to be sparsely populated.

The variation in the estimates might be related to the sparsely covered genetic map or because of differences in tef recombination rates.

Although map smoothing on average produce a more stable and realistic map, an important issue is the extent to which disease excesses in any truly high-risk areas (especially those more sparsely populated) might be smoothed away.

Because the NLCD used smoothing techniques to characterize 30-m pixels, areas with sparsely planted trees might be classified as having no trees whatsoever, which may tend to overestimate heat risk in densely populated neighborhoods.

He analogized this to cell phone towers — a relatively sparsely-populated suburb might be covered by autonomous cars first, and then the next suburb would get coverage.

IN LARGE and sparsely populated Bolivia, it might be thought that land should not be a problem.

King suggested that sheetfloods "mold" the surfaces of pediments and depicted sparsely vegetated regions where this might be possible under the label semiarid.

But in light of the sparsely populated dance floor, his eye might be a bit too discerning.