Examples of using Sparsely in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Yeah, he lived sparsely.
It was a little sparsely sourced, but I think the basic science is valid.
The Apartments: as night falls,M. Hulot meets an old friend who invites him to his sparsely furnished, ultra-modern and glass-fronted flat.
You could eat sparsely if you are really hungry, but you must resist food if your mind just craves for it.
While Commander Chakotay scouts for a faster route through the Nekrit Expanse,we are continuing our month-long journey through the sparsely populated region.
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She had lived alone in a small, sparsely furnished house with a black-and-white television that received only one channel.
Its distribution spreads mainly in the Jordan Valley- north up to Kfar Ruppin(a planted grove of desertdate is thriving near Ein Gev), and sparsely southwards up to Eilat.
There are veryrare diseases a small handful extremely sparsely represented in the population that are truly genetically determined.
Sparsely populated Spitsbergen's name translates as'Jagged Peaks', and the island is a true wilderness, home to polar bears and other Arctic wildlife.
Unspoilt, with huge sweeps of wilderness, this sparsely populated state may lack the fame of neighbouring Washington and Mont.
Only two-thirds of its present territory were occupied during the colonial period,as the remaining third consisted of the Patagonian Plateau, which remains sparsely populated to this day.
The southern part consists of tropical rainforest and sparsely inhabited savanna along the border with Brazil, covering about 80% of Suriname's land surface.
Tracking is a cheap, non-invasive tool, suitable for anyone; it enables gathering of information on the presence and habits of various animals,even if they are sparsely distributed or act secretly.
The meetings were sparsely attended, full of confusion and complaints, but we concluded that no one showed signs of harm, no one had been traumatized.
The timer turned off either all the lights completely orpart of them in the courtyards and sparsely populated streets in the interval, for example, from one to four in the morning.
Though the region was sparsely populated, control of the Paraguay River running through it would have given one of the two landlocked countries access to the Atlantic Ocean.
Not only is this the secret to happiness, but it's also the central message of the Sukkot holiday-named for the sukkah, the sparsely roofed temporary structure in which we dwell for the seven days of the holiday.
For days on end no fire would be lit in the sparsely furnished house of the prophet for cooking or baking bread and they would live merely on dates and water.
Future historians will consider those actions more instrumental in the 1975 KhmerRouge takeover of Cambodia than Nixon's bombing of sparsely populated regions of Cambodia six years earlier.
Unspoilt, with huge sweeps of wilderness, this sparsely populated state may lack the fame of neighbouring Washington and Montana, but it also lacks the crowds.
To the North, header of tropics: located at one lower altitude of 2.700 m whose soils are part of thermal and Quaternary terraces fertile with a variety of tropical flora and fauna, they are lands suitable for agriculture and animal husbandry,that they are sparsely cultivated by lack of means of communication with the markets.
Frankly, what I am rather looking for is the possibility of uninhabited or sparsely inhabited good agricultural lands to which Jewish colonies might be sent,” the President wrote to Bowman.
Northern Sweden is sparsely populated and, if heading out into the wilderness, it is imperative that you register your travel plans with a friend or the authorities so they can come looking for you if you fail to show up.
Although Greenland's appeal rests with its wondrous nature,there are a few thousand Greenlanders living on the sparsely populated island, and on the western coast they offer up a handful of picturesque villages.
The Phoenix Islands or Rawaki Islands are a set of sparsely populated atolls located in the Pacific Ocean, east of the Gilbert Islands, west of the Line Islands and north of Samoa. They were discovered and conquered by Magellan in 1520 and remained under Spanish rule until 1899, when by the Treaty of Paris they passed to the United States.[2].
In 1894, the construction of the railway connecting Vologda with Arkhangelsk started. The decision was taken to construct the line along the shortest route,which at the time ran through a sparsely populated area, and not along one of the existing trading routes, via Kargopol or Verkhovazhye.[1] The construction was completed in 1897.
So how did a relatively small population, spread sparsely across an area, one- fifth the land mass of Australia, with little educational resources to speak of, turn those possibilities into a reality?
Singapore-based military analyst Collin Koh said the modern,purpose-built facility on a sparsely populated island in the Yangtze may provide better security than the congested shipyards of Dalian in northern China.
The Arab nations did not allow this newly-created people to migrate andintegrate into any one of the sparsely populated Islamic nations around them- even though the“Palestinian” Arabs spoke the same language, had the same religion, ate the same food and enjoyed the same culture.