Sentence examples for was sparse with from inspiring English sources
The invitation was sparse, with the headline simply saying: "Let's talk iPhone".
Attendance at W.J.F. 4 was sparse, with fewer than 200 die-hard jugglers — many of them kids, who dragged their parents here from all corners of the globe.
But during the first few months, the actual American presence within Afghanistan was sparse, with much of the fighting conducted by anti-Taliban opposition groups supported by American advisers on the ground and by coalition airpower.
Response of understory vegetation during the first growing season after application of treatments was sparse, with no significant treatment effect.
Evidence of the effect of interventions on falls or fall injuries was sparse, with only one of three primary studies reporting this outcome finding a reduction in falls.
The literature on epidemiology and injuries before the 1960s was sparse with only a few American reports published by Drs. John Gordon and Helen Roberts both from the Harvard School of Public Health (Gordon 1949a,b, 1951; Roberts et al. 1952; Roberts and Gordon 1949).
"Rich is sparse with words, but when he spoke, he was the center of the meeting's attention.
The crowd in the stands is sparse, with a lot of blue seats showing, but they are giving the gymnasts their just due.
"It may be sparse, with far less structure or detail to it, but I don't know if you can be a functioning human without something that passes for a self," he said.
His arm injury, just before kick-off, will also be of great concern to Eddie Jones, for whom options at openside flanker for England's first autumn international against South Africa on 12 November are sparse with James Haskell, Sam Jones and Jack Clifford unavailable.
Mr. Zanjani is sparse with details about his early business dealings, but admitted in the magazine interview that he had gotten his big break in 1999, when he became the driver for Mohsen Nourbaksh, the chief of Iran's central bank.
