Sentence examples for record is sparse from inspiring English sources

The raid's official record is sparse.

On antitrust matters, the judge's record is sparse, and even the few cases she has decided involving accusations of anti-competitive conduct have presented none of the questions involved in the Microsoft case.

While the record is sparse on this feature of the University’s program, the parties inform us that the student body can vote either to approve or to disapprove an assessment for a particular RSO.

He adds that Oleari's publication record is sparse compared to those of the other candidates.

North of Dál Riata, the Inner and Outer Hebrides were nominally under Pictish control although the historical record is sparse.

The later Iron Age inhabitants of the Northern Isles were probably Pictish, although the historical record is sparse.

These standards were useful at a time when the fossil record was sparse and, thus, told a simpler story.

Details on his judicial record are sparse, in part because few official court records survive from the time, and decisions were usually oral (the court did not begin formal record keeping with written decisions until 1805).

Conlan, a professor of East Asian studies and history, hopes to use the mining waste to learn about the political and cultural climate of Japan in the eighth to 18th century CE, a period for which written records are sparse.

I've found it unsettling that enslaved person distiller records were sparse and with little to know researcher evidence collected on them when they were freed in the mid-1800s.

Its records are sparse before 1989, the year of the Tiananmen protests.