Sentence examples for much more thinly from inspiring English sources

And so you're much more thinly clothed.

Here the lacquer is applied much more thinly, and the brushstrokes have an easy fluency.

Though much more thinly populated, these account for the vast majority of municipalities.

"These technologies allow you to be much more broadly friendly, but you just spread yourself much more thinly over many more people".

The root problem here is that the credits are targeted on poor working families with more mouths to feed, whereas the tax allowance and minimum wage spread money much more thinly across a far wider group.

Additionally, shale gas resources are spread much more thinly in the UK and geological conditions are not the same as US conditions, where there is also geological variability between different shale gas production sites [9, 13, 14, 26, 27].

In the rich world, apps that obviate or replace the need to call in the authorities are merely useful; but in the developing world, where competent authorities are much poorer and more thinly stretched, such services are far more disruptive.

Hacksaw Ridge promises to be so much more than yet another thinly veiled Mel Gibson analogue (I have to say my favourite was the Jesus one, which now surely deserves its Second Coming sequel).

The other characters, while much more likable, are so thinly drawn that it's hard, a few minutes after leaving the theater, to recall anything they did or said.

Ever one to husband his motifs, Davis based "The Paris Bit" on "Place Pasdeloup," a more thinly lined and much less abstracted view of a hotel and other buildings painted during his 1928 trip to Paris, which hangs on the same wall here.

Almost all aid is coming from other locals and the country's military is too thinly stretched to do much more than provide emergency medicine, Crow said.