Sentence examples for too sparse from inspiring English sources

But his evidence was still too sparse.

His evidence was faulty and too sparse, some said.

And then to take Daniel Lanois' haunting score out of it, because it was too sparse.

Mary is known from biblical references, which are, however, too sparse to construct a coherent biography.

Where rain is too sparse, millet replaces the cotton or corn.

Measurements of surface radiation in China are too sparse to meet demand for scientific research and engineering applications.

But the new design is too sparse.

Nothing too crazy, noting too sparse.

In other regions, the detected features are too sparse.

The site is deceptively easy to use and almost too sparse in its simplicity.

However, he cautions, the data on ice thickness are too sparse to define a climate trend.