Sentence examples for rather sparsely from inspiring English sources
"This one!" says the oldest, pointing to something rather sparsely needled, about twice my height.
Though the occasion attracted just under 1,000 people, the galleries were rather sparsely occupied.
Along with Prada, there are Ralph Lauren, Giorgio Armani, Calvin Klein, Gianni Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana — fashion temples dedicated to particular tastes that, given the vast popularity of the designers, often seem to be rather sparsely attended.
In fact, the lower branches of conifers, especially spruces and firs, often become rather sparsely clothed in foliage and removing them not only allows in more light but also improves the look of the trees.
Your intrepid reporter, busy monitoring the Isner-Murray match, and awaiting the Roddick-Nadal match, did not spot any turf disputes breaking out in the rather sparsely populated stands.
Extensive field works needed for such studies can be mitigated by the use of geophysical imaging, originally developed for engineering practice but still rather sparsely used in floodplain research.
Suppose most of the proppants were concentrated in dominant fractures rather than sparsely allocated in the fracture network, the fracture conductivity would be less influenced by the induced stress effect.
These are sparsely, rather than uniformly, distributed through chemistry space.
Finland, the most northerly and easterly EU Member State, is rather large but sparsely populated, so that maintaining a dense and effective national air network is of vital importance to it.
Owing to the population-dependent, the blurred points were rather strongly shifted in sparsely-populated areas, but the shift was less than 50 m on average for densely-populated areas with at least 1500 residents per km².
Audience disbelief is always rather tenuously suspended in a sparsely attended gig such as this, and a phone conversation is generally enough to break the spell and turn what most people call "a show" into "a man talking into a microphone".
