Sentence examples for thinly around from inspiring English sources

And academics benefit from close proximity to those working on similar problems; the efficacy of research is reduced when it's spread more thinly around the country.

They behaved like arrogant fools, spreading themselves thinly around the top echelons of the government and going on telly to justify the most difficult parts of coalition policy whenever they could.

"And of course migrants don't spread themselves round neatly and thinly around the country".

The review said surgical expertise was spread too thinly around the country and some centres needed to close.

Leslie Hamilton, vice chair of the Safe and Sustainable review's steering group, said that as surgeons they felt surgical expertise was spread too thinly around the country.

By now it is spread thinly around such a huge area that it is very, very difficult to … get rid of".

One-third of a cucumber 150g drained weight of shirataki noodles 2tbsp dark ponzu vinegar 2 spring onions, finely sliced A couple of good pinches of Japanese chilli flakes   Cut the cucumber into 5cm lengths, then thinly slice around the seeds and cut the slices into matchstick-like shreds.

We loved the chicken bento, with its moist chicken teriyaki, skewers of chicken chunks (yakitori), beef negimaki (thinly sliced meat rolled around scallions) and very light shrimp tempura.

For something a little fancier, pound the chicken as thin as you can manage and try a take on negimaki, the Japanese dish of thinly sliced beef rolled around scallions.

"But states take this peanut-butter approach, taking the dollars and spreading them around very thinly, rather than taking the dollars and concentrating them where the most complex transportation problems are".

Given the way the two variables have moved in recent years, that would shock me.One final note: Tyler Cowen expresses some discomfort with this view of NGDP, that it is a tangible and scarce thing that can only be spread around so thinly.