Sentence examples for was too sparse from inspiring English sources
And then to take Daniel Lanois' haunting score out of it, because it was too sparse.
Jeffrey P. Koplan, director of the C.D.C., said that the scientific understanding of the advantages and disadvantages of the treatment was too sparse to be conclusive.
About 573,000 people visited Second Life in October, while the traffic at there.com was too sparse to be picked up by the Web measurement company Nielsen Online.
The Coastal Zone Color Scanner (CZCS) data set provided some insights into biological processes in the equatorial Pacific, but the sampling was too sparse to address questions on temporal and spatial variability.
La Galissonnière also tried to establish French settlements in Detroit and the Illinois country, but the Canadian population was too sparse to enable sending colonists in any substantial numbers.
However, in a column of mud from the North Pacific Gyre, an area 1000 kilometers north of Hawaii, the researchers detected oxygen stretching down to 28 meters because the microbial community was too sparse to consume it all.
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.
First, the small number of posts could justify an argument by ICANN staff and Board members that the data are too sparse to be relied upon.
But if shoots are too sparse, fruit bearing surface (shoot number per hectare) is reduced, and therefore potential yield is lost.
However, at many field sites, the monitoring network is too sparse for a reliable estimation of contaminant and groundwater flow rates.
