Sentence examples for sparse existence from inspiring English sources

Reef-building corals, chiefly the stony corals or Scleractinia, grow best in shallow sunlit water, between the low-water mark and a depth of 11 metres (36 feet), but they can still construct reefs in water as deep as 40 metres (about 130 feet), and they may have a sparse existence between 40 and 55 metres (130 and 180 feet).

There is a solidarity that black people can find in celebrating the athletic success of our own, especially in sports where our existence is sparse.

Many of those are intra-cellular transport reactions, demand or exchange reactions with sparse literature supporting their existence.

Can existence not exist?

The symptoms used to define them often do not cluster neatly in the way that those of true syndromes would, and the statistical evidence for their existence is sometimes sparse.

3 A recent systematic review of the sparse literature on the topic supports the existence of such differences.

We still observe a low existence of minimal k-cores for sparse graphs with (p = 0.1).

Note that if the sensor distribution is sparse, this approach risks failing to identify the existence of an emitter.