Sentence examples similar to the exiguous resources from inspiring English sources

Prince's nearest approach to identifiable emotion is the exiguous zeal of obsessive collecting.

Most discussions of historiography focus on how historians tease out the exiguous meanings of documents when they are very scarce.

Now in its 84th impression in Spanish, it remains a fixture on the exiguous shelves devoted to Latin America in bookshops in Europe and the United States.

As some had been existing on the exiguous salaries paid by opposition parties to their advisers, this led to some obvious inequities.

The party was purest hell, of course: the baffling dress code, the exiguous canapes, the robots controlling the meet-and-greet line.

Sidebars, maps, and graphs; photos, timelines, study questions: the spread was so congested, so broken by boxes imitating Windows on a computer screen, that I could scarcely pick out the exiguous thread of prose supposedly binding them all together.

Thus Lenin's revolutionary genius was not confined to his ability to divide his enemies; more important was his skill in finding allies and friends for the exiguous proletariat of Russia.

Given the exiguous amount (and thus the nonsignificant statistical weight), these reads were treated as contamination and excluded from the analyses.

The bankers have the resources.

Know the surroundings and the resources available.

Use the resources the program provides.