Sentence examples for there were very sparse from inspiring English sources

There were very sparse periods you went through building the band, and he didn't really reap the rewards that we do now.

We used a four-category response version (never, sometimes, mostly, or always), but collapsed to three response categories (never, sometimes, or mostly/always) for analysis because there were very sparse endorsement rates for the option "always".

There are very sparse approaches about cloud services on streets and their problems to transfer data from RSU to Vehicles [10].

There is very sparse information available on the role of different subtypes in HIV-1 infection of the CNS.

There is very sparse information on seroprevalence of BTV-infected locations with goats and sheep during outbreaks.

Unfortunately, there are very sparse comparable socioeconomic status (SES) indicators across the different countries in Europe available at city level.

Most people with dementia live in low and middle income countries but there is very sparse research data about risk factors for dementia in these populations [ 18].

6 9 14 Nonetheless, there are very sparse data describing the relationship between long-term change in alcohol-consumption status and any of these factors.

The rationale for point selection is reported in Wyon et al [ 35] and similar language is used in the other four papers: "As there was very sparse experience of acupuncture therapy for climacteric symptoms, the choice of acupuncture points was a modification of points used in previous studies on acupuncture treatment of dysmenorrhoea".

When I first started, the canvases were very sparse.

The Australian dancer Julie Shanahan says Gebirge is "very sparse – there is often just one person on stage, and then suddenly the whole group fills the stage.