Sentence examples for too slim to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kastle said Morning Star's margins are too slim to absorb new regulatory costs.

First, the company wants to raise money because profits are too slim to finance growth.

Judge Bruguera dismissed all these claims on Thursday, saying that the evidence was too slim to support them.

When it was first proposed, the benefit-to-cost ratio was too slim to persuade the Treasury.

But utility executives explain that existing rights of way in Fairfield County are too slim to accommodate overhead 345-kilovolt wires, towers and associated equipment.

On "5-$tar Hooptie," he brags about his car: "No gas, 'cause my pockets too slim to ball/The system's all treble and the rims are small".

When the takings get too slim, operations move to wherever enforcement is weakest and corruption highest.

Or perhaps The Last Guardian's costs are simply too great and its commercial chances too slim for Sony to go for gold despite assurances that it will, one day, come out.

Sporadic protests and street clashes certainly erupted, but the margin of survival here is simply too slim for most people to demonstrate for very long.

Mr. Hawkins also said that too little was known about just how much methane was being lost and vented, and that studies like Mr. Howarth's, while needed, relied on too slim a data set to be considered the final word.

Through our experiment on 80 sperms, we could tell whether the sperm was too close to a circle, whose ratio is close to 1, and whether the sperm was too slim, whose ratio is close to 2 or even larger than 2. We took those whose ratio was larger than 1.2 and smaller than 1.8 as normal, and thus we achieved accuracy of 66.25%.