Sentence examples for still thinly from inspiring English sources

Considerable swamp reclamation has taken place since the 1870s, but the area is still thinly populated.

"Like Crazy" is more visually and narratively ambitious than Mr. Doremus's previous film, the charmless mumblecore-esque "Douchebag" (about two antagonistic brothers), but it's still thinly realized.

On that trip I would include a visit to the vast green underpopulated province of Irian Jaya in West Papua, which is still thinly visited.

Republican lawmakers said they were skeptical, because hundreds of miles of the rugged 2,000-mile-long 2,000-mile-long 2,000-mile-longed and have no fencing.

As the dairy futures markets, which have recently developed in the EU, remain illiquid, as they are still thinly traded, cross hedging may provide a promising avenue to manage price risk.

Mr. Putin sits still, smiling thinly.

Barclays raised £4.5 billion ($9 billion) in June, but is still more thinly capitalised than many of its peers.

Outside of the cities, there is a dense rural population in the south and east, but the whole northern and western part of the state is still very thinly occupied.

After he signed the revised ban, Democratic attorneys general and nonprofit groups that work with immigrants and refugees raced back into court, claiming that Mr. Trump's updated decree was still a thinly veiled version of the ban on Muslim migration that he proposed last year.

It is still, barely melodic, thinly harmonic and always, always chilly.

Even in America, where 50 out of several thousand universities consume the bulk of federal research grants (see chart 4), many scientists will admit privately that the research effort is still spread too thinly.