Sentence examples for thin compared to from inspiring English sources

The market is thin compared to gigantic western bond markets.

But with only hours to go before the polling stations opened their doors, demonstrator numbers were relatively thin compared to previous revolutionary rallies.

They were taking care of a friend's sweet, barrel-shaped cat but were astonished when I joked about her rotundity: "She's thin compared to our cats!" Ha ha ha.

But they were where they were on Wednesday, because that's what someone in a corner office decided should happen – even if the polling margins separating Rick Santorum and George Pataki from, say, Chris Christie seem razor thin compared to the gulf between Donald Trump and Ben Carson and everyone not named Jeb Bush.

In the view of Bruce Greenwald, a professor of finance and economics at Columbia University: "If something is illiquid, the right strategy is to sell it off slowly over time because the market is relatively thin compared to the size of the holdings.

It's rather thin compared to the 10-inch model, with rounded corners and slightly angled edges.

However, the thickness of low-V p materials for ECr4 is much thinner compared to ECr16 and ECr6.

With optimal energy wood harvesting, Policy I resulted in a later first thinning compared to Policy II.

Sandwiches with mesh inlays showed a slightly increased thinning compared to sandwiches with circular solid inlays.

Since the SL graphene is thinner compared to ML graphene, the graphene can be easily etched away at high temperature as compared to ML graphene.

In case of higher content of aluminum, the twin balls were larger and the crystals were thinner compared to those observed in the zeolite seed synthesized with low content of aluminum (WA).