Sentence examples for will be thin on from inspiring English sources

The problem the Conservatives face in repeating the trick is that economic winners will be thin on the ground over the next few years.

Bear in mind that flight-only bargains will be thin on the ground and packages won't drop lead-in prices until much nearer the time, leaving you risking not getting the holiday you want.

Top-class overseas stars, too, will be thin on the ground this year: in the age of the IPL – the fourth edition of which starts today – counties are no longer such a lure for the best foreign talent, although there a few gems scattered around.

At first your hair will be thin at the tips, hard to get beads on.

It will be thin and, like the abhorrent HP DreamScreen, will focus on media.

Mr. Holland said that later takes on the Elan will be thinner, lighter and more varied.

The hairs will be thinner and longer.

In the short run, Ukip and Green MPs will still be thin on the ground after next May's general election (though the SNP could break through in Scotland, where it has traditionally struggled in Westminster, as distinct from Holyrood, elections).

Grocery stores, too, will soon be thinner on the ground.

It assesses to what extent children and adolescents enter a weight-loss program for autonomous (e.g. "I really want to make some changes in my life") and controlled reasons (e.g. "People will like me better when I'm thin") on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (not at all for this reason) to 7 (totally for this reason).

Always well informed on e-reader news, Nate Hoffelder (after fooling me with the promise of an electrowetting color screen) suggests this one will have a battery case, but details are thin on the ground.