Significados de so sparse en inglés

Because evidence -data -is so sparse, many controversies remain unsettled.

Traffic was light, but not so sparse that we stood out.

Traffic is so sparse, the county doesn't have a single stoplight.

As I worked my way through, I understood why the file was so sparse.

If the crowd was mostly quiet, it might have been because it was so sparse.

His hair was white and so sparse I could see right through to his scalp.

He was disappointed data available was so sparse, "we need better data", he said.

The Minutemen stand out because their music is so sparse, and every phrase just sounds perfect.

You know, it can be so sparse, it can be so rich, and it can be really emotional.

The wisps of gas in this nebula are so sparse, you can almost see through the cloud without any problem.

There were flowers too, but so sparse, that they sparkled vainly in the colorless waste, which stretched to the horizon.

Meals were so sparse, Nela says, that she shed 7kg in five months, and slept for barely two hours a night.

But despite its popularity with tourists, the island hasn't always been so active with visitors and so sparse with permanent residents.

The branches are so sparse and thin here that all anyone would have to do is look up to see me.

A few weeks ago I was at Dooradoyle for the Garryowen-Old Wesley match and was saddened that the crowd there was so sparse.

These downs are so sparse of trees that a small belt of brushwood on the top of an eminence was a remarkable feature.