Sentence examples for pretty thin that from inspiring English sources

"But the evidence is pretty thin that violence was a major mechanism for their disappearance".

Bush has reportedly said that "the property is only good for grazing, and it's pretty thin at that".

Eurosceptics have dismissed the proposals on the table as "pretty thin gruel" that would do little or nothing to stem the flow of would-be workers arriving in the UK, notably from eastern European states.

The story is set 40 years ago, but to a reader in 2008 it seems a pretty thin rationale that's unintentionally offensive.

While everybody points to Julian Castro, who was the former mayor of San Antonio and is now the current HUD Secretary as a star in the making, the bench in terms of political talent is pretty thin after that.

While everybody points to Julian Castro, who was the former mayor of San Antonio and is now the current HUD Secretary as a star in the making, the bench in terms of political talent is pretty thin after that. .

But that insulation is pretty thin, considering that the City Council appoints and can remove members of the operating company's nine-member board.

It's pretty thin at just 13.5mm.

The bad numbers come amid reports that Trump's campaign finance operation is stretched pretty thin, and that the supposed billionaire's personal finances may be suffering as well.

You'd have to slice it pretty thin and say that this or that year and this or that model was more numerous than any other single model.

He argues that the Securities and Exchange Commission's decision to allow Wall Street firms to increase leverage never really happened (he provides a quote from one official, which seems pretty thin to me), and that leverage was actually higher in the late '90s.