Sentence examples for sparingly are from inspiring English sources
If Ewing is out, Camby, Johnson, Thomas and Dudley used sparingly are all they have.
The potato chips (free, but doled out sparingly) are brushed with house-blend curry powder, and the twist of lemon peel in your martini ($16) is a thick, smooth, perfect rectangle.
The new fertilizer law and efforts to educate the public on how to use fertilizer more sparingly are part of Suffolk's effort to reduce the trend of higher nitrates in groundwater, no matter how long it takes.
The trial of Ms Chiranuch is an unwelcome reminder that laws on lèse-majesté, once used only sparingly, are now deployed with ferocious frequency more for political gain than to protect the monarchy.With government statistics, David Streckfuss, an academic, says the number of lèse-majesté charges each year has leapt, from just 2.5 on average in the 1980s to 164 in 2009.
This increase in fixed fees means that even those who use water sparingly are paying more (Thompson 2014a, 2014b).
It may seem obvious, but preparing a simple budget, paying with cash and using credit cards sparingly are foundational good saving habits.
New formulations are sparingly being reported in literature and patents.
An underlying assumption that GP services were a scarce resource and should be used sparingly was evident.
Use sparingly; it's strong.
He played sparingly and was cut in December.
Another title used in the New Testament, but only sparingly afterward, was Servant of God.
