Sentence examples for thinly supplied from inspiring English sources

The Kirk began to concern itself with providing churches in the new towns and relatively thinly supplied Highlands, establishing a church extension committee in 1828.

Slice thinly and add butter.

In winter, in deserts and mountains, or in thinly populated areas, local supply offered meagre fare.

Add thinly sliced vegetables.

In turn, India is negotiating directly with Thailand and Vietnam for rice, which would further reduce the tradable supply of an already thinly traded commodity.The large "land grabs" in Africa and Asia are also signs of distrust in world markets.

Prime Minister John Key said he was spreading his Marmite more thinly to stretch his meager and dwindling supply.

That presents their governments with the challenge of creating more jobs and growing more food, even as the water supply is divided ever more thinly.

These aren't apples-to-apples comparisons because SecondMarket is a private stock market with thinly traded shares where demand often outstrips supply.

At lunch, carpaccio (a light meal in itself, with a generous supply of arugula, tomato, Parmigiana and balsamic vinegar along with the thinly sliced beef), calamari fritti and pizza Margherita were all appealing choices.

Politicians thought it was a thinly disguised takeover of an American company by the Chinese government, part of a wider plot to control the world's oil supplies.

Kryuchkov smiled thinly.