Sentence examples for sparingly use from inspiring English sources

For parentheses in direct quotes, which should be employed very sparingly, use square brackets quotes From the editor: If a reader reads something in direct quotation marks in the Guardian he/she is entitled to believe that the reporter can vouch directly for the accuracy of the quote.

In the introduction to her 2014 book, A Modern Way to Eat, she explained that "flavour, above anything else, informs my cooking": that's why if she thinks a recipe needs butter or sugar or white flour – three of the great evils of the new health movement – that's exactly what she will (sparingly) use.

In other words, it's better to buy new, efficient equipment than to sparingly use older, energy-hungry products.

(Truth be told, one of my DVDs was the number #1 best-seller in its category on Amazon for a week a few years ago - so I sparingly use the phrase "best-seller" regarding the DVD because... ah... it's accurate - accurate, that is, if you believe that the universe is curved and truth is thus somewhat elastic).

Moreover, the need to only sparingly use the time of students and supervisory staff (and to find rooms and test dates) suggests that the number of scheduled test dates should be limited.

Sparingly use staffing firms, headhunters, and recruiters.

Greens derived from copper are sparingly used.

ATMOSPHERE -- A lovely but unromantic dining room warmed by teak accents and sparingly used flower arrangements.

Of the many weapons deployed by Western powers against Islamic extremism, comedy has been the most sparingly used.

Hans Zimmer's excellent score is sparingly used, especially in the film's early stages.

But before then it was a very different article, scarce and sparingly used.