Sentence examples for now sparse from inspiring English sources

American literary anti-Semitism is now sparse indeed.

Ted Gup reminded me that there are more useful things to do with my disposable income right now, sparse as it is.

Species like the October Glory red maple, the Snow Queen hydrangea and the Princeton Century gingko, while abundant throughout the country, are now sparse on the grounds where they were first cultivated.

You sense Davina struggling with her own restlessness, trying to work with the depression still filtering through at the corners of her shiny new life, while Al fills their now sparse home with chatter.

Bloom states that "American literary anti-Semitism is now sparse indeed" while claiming that the opposite is true in Britain by referring to the work of Dickens and H. G. Wells.

However, GEN-IV dedicated Zero Power Facilities are now sparse.

The hair is clipped; the beard now seems sparse and raffish.

In the woods, past Cotehele Mill towards the quay, sunlight now gilds sparse leaves on treetops which tower above the green of holly, fern and ivy.

A week in the life of Chris Moyles might have been interesting five years ago but showbiz pals, so numerous during Moyles's time on the country's biggest pop station, are now curiously sparse.

Attercliffe, a once thriving area fueled by the proximity of the busy steelworks, is now a sparse, rather barren part of the city that's renowned for its sex industry.

Although we previously reported the lack of MTs in the far distal segments using chemically fixed samples (Mukhopadhyay et al., 2008), we now detect sparse sMTs in the far distal portion of the AWB ciliary branches.