Sentence examples for more thinly to from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister John Key said he was spreading his Marmite more thinly to stretch his meager and dwindling supply.

Furthermore, why wouldn't we slice our life stages more thinly to better understand all the changes that accompany longer life expectancy and accelerated quests for meaning?

But in the last few years, Mr. Adams -- who ironically is a member of the town's Board of Health, as well as president of the New York Poultry Association -- began leasing extra fields so he could spread the manure more thinly to better protect the soil and the water.

"If it means that resources for existing rehabilitation programmes are going to be cut further or spread more thinly to pay for it, the fear is under-resourced rehabilitation programmes won't be effective in stopping jail-leavers from returning to a life of crime".

The British spread their forces more thinly to maintain continuous coverage.

Also, men will specialize, giving to one or two things, whereas women spread their money more thinly, giving to more causes.

Most leaders in the research community are anticipating a continuing squeeze with some predicting worsening outcomes as the science budget is spread more thinly, according to Dr Main.

When these gave way to more thinly spread steppe animals and migrating herds that had to be followed, they apparently couldn't adapt.

When the people in those neighborhoods made more money, they moved out to more thinly spaced suburbs with bigger homes where they were much less likely to know their neighbors.

Until we are certain I, for one, am not prepared to listen to any more thinly disguised innuendo".

The move to hear the case, driven by the justices who eventually ruled in Mr. Bush's favor, foreshadowed and helped shape the later division on the court, a division that the intervening unanimous decision papered over even more thinly than it appeared to at the time.