Sentence examples for sparse more from inspiring English sources

While attendance is sparse, more than 100 people still pack the tiny synagogue for the high holy days in September.

He reworks "Born Under a Bad Sign" giving it a sparse, more haunting quality, and proving again how resonant the song remains.

The Conservatives want to shut the trust down, and replace it with something (the details are characteristically sparse) more coherent and robust.

However, scan matching increases errors in areas with large oil tanks, where tanks and building layouts are sparse (more than 80 m between structures).

However, the resulting genotype matrix was extremely sparse: more than 75% of the 273,835 SNPs contained >50% missing genotypes.

While the information on the role of PPARα and PPARδ in bone is sparse, more is known about the significance of PPARγ.

The artists, homegrown and the pilgrims envisioning the new cultural Mecca, performed to sparse audiences, more for themselves but with the zeal of true believers and converts.

With Feist on electric guitar, the songs grew more bluesy, more clawed, or more achingly sparse.

The more sparse the channel is, the higher the degree of accuracy and the lower the BER we get.

It produces good wool and mutton and subsists on sparse pasturage more successfully than breeds such as the Hampshire or Suffolk.

The resulting matrix was very sparse, with more than 94% of the matrix consisting of missing data or gaps.