Sentence examples for thin history from inspiring English sources

In a country with a thin history of soccer, each player of rare promise is anticipated as a savior.

Unlike last Wednesday, when the majority agreed with the government regarding the "state secrets" doctrine, the panel of judges in April 2009 had no hesitation, in reviewing what they described as the "relatively thin history" of the doctrine, in dismissing the government's reliance on two precedents because of their irrelevance to the Jeppesen case.

and common beech (Fagus sylvatica L). forests with a well-documented thinning history, we propose a thinning subroutine, which addresses the changes in allocation patterns after stand density changes.

Within the same study area, a further 63 plots were measured as part of a research study (Stone et al. 2011) with a sampling design comprising 16 strata defined according to age class, thinning history and ground slope categories.

His thin criminal history here, an internal passport violation and an infraction for being unemployed, dates from the Soviet era and is no longer on the books.

On Thursday, they take on a Wisconsin team with a similarly thin tournament history; this is only the Badgers' sixth appearance.

This doubles the effect of thin credit history by piling on unnecessary processes, or "friction," for the very customer base they're looking to service.

Providian, which catered to individuals with patchy or thin credit histories, has had big losses on consumer defaults in the last year, forcing the company to try to sell its riskier loan portfolios to survive.