Sentence examples for sometimes sparsely from inspiring English sources
Leaf: Leaf faces glabrous, margins sometimes sparsely rough-puberulent.
Stem: distally often glandless, sometimes sparsely stalked-glandular; main axis often not obvious, +- zigzag.
Leaf: sheath hairy, especially near collar; ligule short-hairy; blade 3--25 cm, 1--4 mm wide, generally inrolled, +- fine scabrous, sometimes sparsely hairy.
Fruit: ray fruit generally glabrous, sometimes sparsely hairy; disk pappus of (0)14--20 bristles or bristle-like scales, readily falling as a unit, 3--6 mm, +- equal, long-plumose proximally, scabrous distally, not adaxially woolly.
Leaf: (5)7--15(20) cm; petiole 3--6 mm; blade obovate to narrow-elliptic or -obovate, adaxially shiny or dull, deep to light green or gray, abaxially glabrous (in youth sometimes sparsely hairy), light green, base strongly cordate, often revolute, tip widely rounded, margin lobes 6--12 per leaf, deep (sinuses 1/3--7/8 distance lobe tip to midrib), rounded, generally coarsely 2-toothed at tip.
"Predatory" conferences meetings, sometimes sparsely attended, that seem to come into being primarily to make money—have become a cottage industry in scientific communication.
Ms Lucas said at the close of the sometimes-sparsely attended debate, that her only regret was that MPs who were not convinced of the arguments to change existing policy were not in the chamber to hear them.
Sometimes their sparsely spaced forms can suggest the spiritual order of de Stijl; other times the canvas is so riotous that the foreground and background seem to continually flip places with each other, like a visual perception game.
In force loaded systems, the solution dose not converge easily because the material distributes sparsely sometimes during optimization.
Installing a traditional fixed-line telecoms infrastructure made no economic sense across huge, sparsely populated, and sometimes difficult to cross terrains.
Even the best decisions were often backed up by sparsely written case reports, sometimes just a paragraph long.
