Sentence examples for sparse young from inspiring English sources

The sparse young plants had failed to show up against the bright reflection off chalk downland.

He hoped to "rebuild the Republican Party and to reintroduce us to people across the state," he told his sparse young audience Monday.

The skin is thick and covered by well-calcified, arrowhead-shaped dermal denticles, which are more sparse in young sharks.

The Sofia Journal article on Monday, about the sparse awareness among young Bulgarians about their country's Communist past, misstated the timing of the country's expected entry into the European Union.

On the weekend, the crowd is still a bit sparse but much younger: students and artsy postgrads as opposed to more serious club kids.

Estrogen/progesterone receptor status and nodal status were not used as their data were sparse in the younger age groups in minority populations.

In the past, opportunities for learning foreign languages were limited or even discouraged, meaning that knowledge of foreign languages has been sparse among the younger generations.

27 Sparse injury counts among young people in the territories and in smaller provinces necessitated the estimation of crude rates for young people, whereas among adults we estimated age adjusted rates using three age strata 18-24 yearss, 25-44 yeand, and ≥45 years) and the 2006 Canadian population as the standard population.

The Tandukbenua cone on the northwestern edge of the caldera has only sparse vegetation, suggesting a young age of several hundred years.

For young and sparse forests the technique achieves high accuracies.

And while South Sudan is a crisis for children and of young people, sparse global attention has been paid to them.