Sentence examples for which are thinly from inspiring English sources

The company's bonds, which are thinly traded, rose more modestly, traders said.

Hedge funds like Fortress, which are thinly regulated pools of often risky investments, have come under increasing attack lately.

Jim Dandy had what trainers call eggshell hooves, which are thinly walled and can be painful when running on fast tracks.

Mr. Smirlock was said to have bought for the funds options on interest rate swaps, known as swaptions, which are thinly traded and difficult to value.

We must also reject Congressional efforts to weaken the Dodd-Frank Act -- most of which are thinly disguised efforts to help the wealthiest people and institutions in our country.

A single injection of TNF-α into the joint cavity of normal rat knee joints caused a progressive increase of the responses of nociceptive C-fibers (which are unmyelinated) and Aδ-fibers (which are thinly myelinated) to innocuous and noxious rotation of the joint which was dose-dependent and persistent.

David Stern and men like him are accustomed to calling the shots and controlling Black men in the same ways that we are managed in the school and prison systems, which are thinly-veiled derivatives of the institution of slavery itself.

In one district, Maiwand, which is thinly populated, the Taliban have barely retreated, local officials said.

The dust is accompanied by gas, which is thinly dispersed among the stars, filling the space between them.

None of this was helped by David Kuebler's misadventures in the title role, which was thinly sung and perpetually above the pitch.

Analyzed samples all displayed consistently an identical hysteresis loop in the shape which was thinly opened but not "wasp-waisted", characterized as a pseudo-single-domain (PSD) loop (Tauxe 2010), with narrow ranges of 10 12 mT in Bc and 25 28 mT in Bcr (Fig. 9).