Sentence examples for sparse national from inspiring English sources

In response to the sparse national data and inform future policy, the Afghanistan Mortality Survey (AMS) was conducted in 2010.

The sparse populations in national reserves reflect their marginal wildlife importance in most cases, as well as heavy livestock occupation and poor protection.

Together they evoke a sparse domestic interior.

And it very much aligns with the requirements of the ECJ," said Pritzker, giving sparse detail on the national security point.

Hiddink earlier today told the Russian newspaper Sport Express Daily that the sparse fixture list for the national team means his role with Russia will not get in the way of his work with Chelsea and vice versa.

National data is surprisingly sparse -- too sparse, probably, to make meaningful judgments about return on investment -- but the available evidence indicates that PSM graduates are finding work, and it's mostly well-paid.

On the other hand, national forests may want more sparse deployments or specific species in certain locations to curb erosion or establish sustainable firebreaks.

B8 IN WASHINGTON -- The argument over the federalization of airport security hangs over Ronald Reagan National Airport, where air traffic is sparse, despite being arguably the nation's safest airport.

"I just wanted her to see a plane take off from here," said Mr. Ruplenas, holding his 20-month-old daughter, Elena, who joyously pointed up as they studied the sparse air traffic from the edge of Ronald Reagan National Airport.

Our findings regarding sparse parental group activities agree with a recent national study [ 27].

The synthesizers weighed down those songs, except "My Africa," a statement of national pride that gained intensity from its sparse arrangement.