Sentence examples for sparse use of from inspiring English sources

Red Cross officials reported sparse use of overnight shelters in Manhattan to serve people shut out of their homes.

The Barrowman siblings' sparse use of dialect is just enough to create the historical or modern context, when needed and little enough to not get annoying unlike David Almond's excessive use of 'mebbe'mebbe

In a follow-up telephone conversation, Ms. Kurasz expressed some skepticism about electric vehicles, based on the sparse use of the charging station as well as the utility's experience with battery-powered vehicles.

The feeling of isolation is invoked so powerfully by the artful sound design (sparse use of music, echoing footsteps inside and the vertiginous rush of wind when you stand on the castle walls) that finding your companion and helpmate Yorda brings on an extraordinarily strong emotional attachment.

SCTP transmission strategies (Figures 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9) make a sparse use of the second interface, which is reduced to the retransmission of packets that have been lost through the first interface.

She went on to say that though Glossier has established a reputation around a dewy, fresh-faced look — its mantra is "skin first, makeup second" — anyone can use its products, including someone like Kardashian, who isn't known for her sparse use of makeup.

In terms of battery life, I got about three days of sparse use but your results will probably vary.

To listen to that film is to be surprised by how careful, even sparse, the use of music is.

'He wasn't like them.' Deceptively simple in both plot and its sparse, economic use of words, it is laced with depth, addressing both our personal response to those different from us and the fear that societies foster toward the minority.

Short text messages such as tweets are very noisy and sparse in their use of vocabulary.

Due to some irregularities of sparse matrices, the use of a single compression format is not satisfactory.