Sentence examples for some sparsely from inspiring English sources

The steppe is characterized by the absence of natural tree cover, except for some sparsely distributed hawthorns.

At some sparsely attended events, they are extra bodies to fill out a crowd shot for the television cameras.

Morse was mesmerized by the picture windows, which looked out on the parking lot, some sparsely vegetated foothills, and tawny distant mountains.

The letter noted that Verizon's chief executive, Lowell McAdam, said last year that the company was "going to cut the copper off" in some sparsely populated areas.

As some sparsely funky electronics percolate behind her, Bush goads QI host Stephen Fry to compile 50 words for the cold white stuff – stuff whose meanings (purity, death, frigidity, fun) can shift and drift, just like the blown flakes themselves.

Crime, fueled by a methamphetamine epidemic that has turned fertilizer into a drug lab component and given some sparsely populated counties higher murder rates than New York City, has so strained small-town police budgets that many are begging the federal government for help.

In an echo of the "yellow peril" prejudices of the past, some in sparsely populated Patagonia fear an influx of Chinese settlers.

Some remained sparsely populated except for matches involving the home team as spectators blanched at having to pay over the top prices for "official" food and drink and instead gathered at alternative big screen sites or simply watched at home or in bars.

Some communicated sparsely via email, and others made me question my own existence (and later apologized over text message).

There's been some uncertainty in the HuffPost newsroom in recent months following a flurry of editorial departures that left some sections sparsely staffed through attrition.

As illustrated in Fig.  1, where each 11th SNP is indicated, SNPs were not evenly distributed across the MHC- B region with some parts sparsely and others more densely covered.