Sentence examples for relatively thinly from inspiring English sources

In the case of, say, Enron shareholders, the damage is spread relatively thinly among a larger number of people.

In the relatively thinly traded silver futures markets, a handful of large banks and financial firms dominate trading.

This year, the disease hit hard still farther west, in relatively thinly populated states like South Dakota, Nebraska and, hardest of all, Colorado, which has had more than 1,500 diagnosed cases, 27 of them fatal.

Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.

This belt has played mainly a negative role throughout Indian history in that it remained relatively thinly populated and did not form the focal point of any of the principal regional cultural developments of South Asia.

But the system is relatively thinly traded and so a few politically motivated bettors with money to burn can place strategic wagers that push around the numbers displayed on the site.

The burden of recapitalisation would fall disproportionately on a few, very large and relatively thinly-capitalised banks.

Despite its substantial size, Finland is relatively thinly-populated.

In this context, sizeable forces of the British Empire were withdrawn from North Africa to the Pacific theatre with their replacements being only relatively inexperienced and thinly spread divisions.

A common theme was that most of the companies were relatively small and their securities thinly traded.

He explained that the market for pediatric AIDS drugs was relatively small, fragmented and spread thinly across many countries.