Sentence examples similar to was sparingly applied from inspiring English sources

Classical motifs at first were sparingly applied to furniture of unchanged form, but slowly the curved line of Rococo was replaced by a simpler and more severe rectilinear design: chair legs became straight, tapered, and fluted; commodes and other storage furniture were no longer of bombé form.

The change they're seeking is for digital data to no longer be seen as a limitless resource to be siphoned off, stored and ceaselessly data-mined; but as a potential liability to be collected sparingly, applied carefully and deleted the moment it's no longer needed — because the financial risk of holding on to it has suddenly, drastically inflated.

Seemingly, traditional building methods are also sparingly applied.

A classic example is Germany, where security of position and adequate pay generate dangerous complacency; indeed, throughout Europe performance-related pay and promotion are rarely found and even more sparingly applied.

New formulations are sparingly being reported in literature and patents.

It is sparingly soluble in water [4].

5-Fluorouracil is sparingly soluble in water [34].

Likewise, activities for addressing NCDs are sparingly indicated.

France and Turkey have fiercely secular traditions that can be interpreted to justify restrictions on religious symbols; but such restrictions are best applied sparingly, and only in state offices, not in the streets.

New to Bailin's tool chest is color, applied sparingly in oil and pastel, with an intentionality that adds to the work's emotional heft.

For special occasion or if you're just feeling particularly dressy, a deep berry or magenta lipstick could be applied sparingly.