Sentence examples for sparse press from inspiring English sources

"Nathan, Dan and Claire work in the industrial conversions of Hosegate," explains the sparse press material.

Perhaps the key insight to the Lockheed announcement is the fourth and final paragraph of its sparse press release.

Today Ektron issued a sparse press release stating it had received additional funding from Accel-KKR.

Two IGN staffers predicted the game to be a sleeper hit: one noted the sparse press compared to the game's quality, and the other explained that Ubisoft was busy promoting bigger titles such as Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell, Dragon's Lair 3D, and Rayman.

The legislative history is sparse, but press reports suggest that the concerns that led to the adoption of special HIV testing legislation still resonate today.

Details are sparse in the press release announcing the deal and painfully awkward companion video featuring Golden Road's president Meg Gill and Andy Goeler, the "CEO of Craft" for Anheuser-Busch, but the deal should allow Golden Road to further increase its  distribution footprint in advance of its second production brewery and pub opening in Anaheim in 2016.

Government Cabinet Office Basic site, with a sparse collection of cabinet press briefings and links to other government departments.

He'd give press interviews at dawn, over a sparse breakfast, and would then go straight to work.

News was sparse from the front lines, and the American press started referring to the situation as the "Phony War".

Details about these proposals are sparse, but the thinking is that investors would press companies to curb their risks and streamline their operations if bigness had some drawbacks.

17.06ET The quotes from the Dank press conference were a little more sparse than those for an American-trained winner, as you would probably expect with man-of-few-words Ryan Moore on the panel.