The Administration originally hoped for 7 million enrollees, flooding the system with the healthy bodies of young 20-somethings, whose sparse doctor visits will subsidize health care for the rest of the country.
Piano parts could be like parlor-song chords or something far more sparse: a lone tolling note, a splintered jazz cluster.
In terms of design, Instapaper is simple to the point of being sparse, something that tends to be exacerbated by larger displays.
With his new compositions, "There was something about 'em – quite sparse, just letting the song be the focus.
She suggests her sparse descriptions owe something to the Eastern manner of drawing with a single stroke, but cannot imagine writing in any other way.
The Conservatives want to shut the trust down, and replace it with something (the details are characteristically sparse) more coherent and robust.
This relationship supports the view that, regardless of aggregation, there is something different about measurements from sparse areas.
It seems kind of silly to spend my sparse funds on something that, at best, might become a fun pastime for him as an adult.
If you have a really intense build up to a chorus, then after that, you need something that is much more sparse, a lot of room to get to the next place where there's a lot of stuff that's happening.
The harmonic communication between Mr. Hancock, with his reinterpretive new lines, and Mr. Carter, with sparse, well-chosen notes, was something special.
