Examples of 'was sparse' in a sentence
Meaning of "was sparse"
was sparse: This phrase is used to describe something that is thinly dispersed or scattered over an area, lacking a large amount or density. It can be used in various contexts such as describing a field with few plants, a room with minimal furniture, or a speech with few words or details
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was sparse
The equipment he had to work with was sparse.
It was sparse over there back then.
The rest of the train car was sparse.
Antibody development was sparse and had no clinical impact.
Evidence on clinical outcomes and in children was sparse.
Public support was sparse at first.
We saw few and the vegetation was sparse.
Conversation was sparse at first.
The traffic on the highway was sparse.
Settlement was sparse in the area until after the railway was completed.
Information provided on systematic observation was sparse and details were minimal.
There was sparse resistance and most people were killed with no fighting chance.
There were grapes in abundance but cultivation of the fields was sparse.
The food was sparse.
This is in contrast to previous editions in which explanation was sparse.
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Spanish settlement was sparse and they held comparatively few slaves.
The evidence of effects on cognitive development was sparse and mixed.
Passenger traffic was sparse through most of the life of the railway.
The water availability in the river was sparse several times.
Water was sparse and clean water was nearly impossible to find.
The audience was sparse.
Artillery ammunition was sparse and only amounted to several hundred shells per unit.
Economic development was sparse.
And the area was sparse enough that we were able to isolate an address.
Available information on the Internet specific to repair facilities was sparse.
Phytoplankton was sparse and generally represented by the same species as found in periphytic habitats.
There had been little time to reconnoitre and information about German dispositions was sparse.
Because enrollment for the course was sparse it was cancelled and moved to another campus.
Attendance at Cardinals games was sparse.
On the summit was sparse Edelweiss and Wahlenbergia.
The Māori population during the Archaic period was sparse.
There was sparse infiltrate in the interstitium, which occasionally invaded tubules.
Coverage of the FAQs and the CBD Agreement was sparse.
It was sparse over there back then, Open fields.
Critical reception of Bright Phoebus at that time was sparse and often negative.
The food was sparse But the drink was plenty ♪.
The food supply within the Sable Cells was sparse and limited.
The food was sparse But the booze was plenty ♪.
Case law relating to article 4 oCst was sparse.
Attendance was sparse on the opening day, but Saki 's acting captivated the audience.
But the on-board emergency medical kit was sparse.
My setup was sparse compared to his, but I knew that it was all I needed.
Until now, direct evidence for such philopatry was sparse.
That was sparse such as coconut water!
However, throughout most of the historical time the local population was sparse.
Documentation was sparse and irregular until the early 20th century.
I spent the night searching her house, which was sparse to say the least.
Teachers were plentiful in His time, but real understanding of the Word was sparse.
Prior to the 19th century scientists assumed life was sparse in the deep ocean.
After 26 years of abandonment the vegetation of both Townsite and West Mine was sparse.
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