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Significats de so sparse en anglès

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Ús de so sparse en anglès
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Because evidence -data -is so sparse, many controversies remain unsettled.
The Irish Times
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Traffic was light, but not so sparse that we stood out.
Terminal
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Traffic is so sparse, the county doesn't have a single stoplight.
Reuters
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As I worked my way through, I understood why the file was so sparse.
Bones of the Lost
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If the crowd was mostly quiet, it might have been because it was so sparse.
The original curse: did the cubs throw the 1918 world series to ...
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His hair was white and so sparse I could see right through to his scalp.
Speaking in Bones
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He was disappointed data available was so sparse, "we need better data", he said.
Radio NZ
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The Minutemen stand out because their music is so sparse, and every phrase just sounds perfect.
The Guardian
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You know, it can be so sparse, it can be so rich, and it can be really emotional.
Wired
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The wisps of gas in this nebula are so sparse, you can almost see through the cloud without any problem.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
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There were flowers too, but so sparse, that they sparkled vainly in the colorless waste, which stretched to the horizon.
A Simpleton
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Meals were so sparse, Nela says, that she shed 7kg in five months, and slept for barely two hours a night.
The Guardian
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But despite its popularity with tourists, the island hasn't always been so active with visitors and so sparse with permanent residents.
News.com.au
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The branches are so sparse and thin here that all anyone would have to do is look up to see me.
Angelfall
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A few weeks ago I was at Dooradoyle for the Garryowen-Old Wesley match and was saddened that the crowd there was so sparse.
The Irish Times
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These downs are so sparse of trees that a small belt of brushwood on the top of an eminence was a remarkable feature.
Journal of Landsborough's Expedition from Carpentaria / In searc...
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