But such opportunities are thin on the ground in India.
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Male contraceptive options are thin on the ground right now.
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Hope, for many these days, is thin on the ground.
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Celebrities have been pretty thin on the ground this couture.
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But for smaller languages such resources are thin on the ground.
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But operational details are thin on the ground at this point.
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Mr. Hywood denies that reporters are now thin on the ground.
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Shareholder payouts may be thin on the ground, and multiples ultimately suffer.
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Offers for Pakistan's July-August requirement were also thin on the ground.
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Yet enterprising politicians such as Ms Creasy are thin on the ground.
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BABY Herberts and Walters are fairly thin on the ground these days.
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Our representatives are thin on the ground and are concentrating on other matters.
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They are doing this partly to secure talent, which is thin on the ground.
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While company news was thin on the ground, broker changes prompted some price moves.
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The industry was changing, and after a while, jobs became thin on the ground.
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Beyond that, happy stories for Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, were thin on the ground.
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Political support for an old-fashioned, Trump-style trade war is thin on the ground.
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An attempt at a singing career had stalled and other roles were thin on the ground.
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Evidence on whether greater transparency produces better politics is also a bit thin on the ground.
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How thin on the ground are drug cops who think they are fighting the wrong fight?
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Details about the Scout are thin on the ground, but the design looks similar to existing robots.
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With economic and company news relatively thin on the ground, broker recommendations also drove some big moves.
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Other details of Johnson&aposs spending priorities, however, are thin on the ground in the Conservative manifesto.
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Further details are also thin on the ground, with discussions between Amazon and restaurants typically subject to NDA.
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And in many of the most violence-prone areas, authorities are thin on the ground to contain outbreaks.
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Relief is a powerful drug, and relief in real life is increasingly thin on the ground these days.
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They are particularly high in poorer, non-white districts where opportunities for psychological help are thin on the ground.
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Earnings remain thin on the ground on Tuesday, with Sonic posting quarterly numbers and Eli Lilly giving 2016 guidance.
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However, updates on Zuckerberg's great app audit have been thin on the ground since then, to say the least.
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The grass green but thin on the ground – you can see the dry soil between the sprigs of it.
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And Harrogate lacks a university or big college of its own, so casual student workers are thin on the ground.
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CPU-specific macOS options are thin on the ground, but general purpose benchmarking tools like Geekbench have CPU-specific sections.
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Travellers have not benefited from the ascent of low-cost carriers (LCCs) because budget airlines are thin on the ground.
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And, inexplicably — perhaps because hope has been thin on the ground since November — some people seem to be taken in.
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Despite the swilling quantities of beer inside the Fischer Vroni hall, out here, beverages seem somewhat thin on the ground.
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It may even celebrate because its team does better than expected, though hope for that is thin on the ground.
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Political memo Inside the very weird homestretch in Iowa, where candidates were thin on the ground, but reporters were not.
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This sequel takes place 215 years after The Handmaid's Tale ended — but beyond that, details are thin on the ground.
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Works about him in English are thin on the ground, and most of what there is came out some time ago.
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"They have always been there, they've just been thin on the ground and poorly resourced," Blanchett says of strong female leads.
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But where public transport is thin on the ground, or where Uber has little private competition, it is a different story.
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Ms. Thurman had always meant to return to the theater, and she was finding quality film roles thin on the ground.
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Events, workshops, and pop-ups are common, while exhibitions, major commissions, and acquisition of works are still thin on the ground.
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A global anti-doping body without WADA's conflicted interests is crucial to maintain clean sport, and alternatives are thin on the ground.
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They're thin on the ground in the states they need to win in the Midwest, and the far West, and the South.
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Americans who care about a more restrained military, even if that also means a more effective military, may be thin on the ground.
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Those allies are thin on the ground, and the show suggests that's because it's difficult to acknowledge inequality when you benefit from it.
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With facts thin on the ground, Kazan has readily admitted to using "a lavish amount of poetic license" to make his story fly.
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"Obviously details are thin on the ground about precisely what happened right now and that means there are more questions than answers," Galloway said.
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Pricing pressure is to be expected in the current environment, where deals remain thin on the ground despite improving market technicals, market participants said.
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But although algorithms are getting better, there is still a lot of room for improvement, not least because data remain thin on the ground.
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Silicon carbide is tipped to be just as quantum-amenable as those diamonds, but so far expertise with it is thin on the ground.
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During his trip to Beijing, he signed 13 trade and economic agreements but details were thin on the ground on what benefits they would bring.
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Plot details are thin on the ground, but author Irvine Welsh has said the gang apparently finds a "very innovative" way into the pornography industry.
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CyclOpe estimates that the world's biggest economies produce perhaps 150m tonnes of hazardous waste a year between them, but information is alarmingly thin on the ground.
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TechCrunch has contacted the prosecutor's office for details, which for the moment are thin on the ground — but the timing seems unlikely to be a coincidence.
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Both Alezine and Premat concurred that support among expats was thin on the ground for far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and her National Front party.
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Recent products of interest: ZTE handsets have been thin on the ground lately, because of issues with US suppliers, but there are signs of a resurgence.
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He has already arrived at the big show and the talent is so thin on the ground at heavyweight that he's already comfortably inside the top ten.
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Some of these new international buyers, who were so thin on the ground at Brafa, are now beginning to trickle into London's Mod Brit galleries and fairs.
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Around 13 billion tonnes of CO2 needs to be stored by mid-century, according to the International Energy Agency, but large-scale projects are thin on the ground.
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According to data from venture market research firm CB Insights, European tech IPOs have been thin on the ground in recent months while venture capital has also crumbled.
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But actual evidence of this happening has so far been thin on the ground, which is why a new report from the Associated Press makes for such interesting reading.
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A second trailer was published in the summer of 2016; but still, updates on what is undeniably a much-anticipated indie title for 2017 are thin on the ground.
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The photographer is careful not to give away too much of her personal history—despite her decades-long career, biographical details about her life are thin on the ground.
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The outcome raised hopes of a genuine title tussle between the two dominant Formula One drivers of the past decade, even if overtaking opportunities were thin on the ground.
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Religious societies are dense with rituals — Jewish men lay on tefillin, Catholics pray the rosary — but we live in a secular society where rituals are thin on the ground.
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Charging towards Atlanta, Sherman knew exactly where to supply his Union army, which fields of sugar and cotton to burn, and crucially, where resistance would be thin on the ground.
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Cops are thin on the ground but "we have eyes everywhere", says Franco Dei Rossi, an affable 68-year-old street painter who founded the group nearly three decades ago.
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Smallpox was officially eradicated in 1980, and no one laments the fate of the virus that caused it; campaigns to save the virus that causes polio are thin on the ground.
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And because teacher time is limited and instructors trained in vision-impaired learning are thin on the ground, these outdated methods are also difficult to cater to an individual student's needs.
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Here's the top of Julia O'Malley's latest story for us out of Anchorage, where produce is thin on the ground and the residents are absolutely lusting after fresh fruit and vegetables.
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For a start, and given that the National Gallery will extract £22 from each of its visitors (if they are paying full price), actual masterpieces feel a little thin on the ground.
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The handles at the top of columns and end of rows let you format everything in those rows and columns at once, but otherwise formatting options are pretty thin on the ground.
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"It's all been desperately scrambled together to give some form of closure - although a lot of their plan has not been fully fleshed out with details thin on the ground," he said.
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In Qatar and the UAE, nationals are so thin on the ground that there are probably not enough of them to fill government positions, says William Scott-Jackson of Oxford Strategic Consulting.
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President Barack Obama allowed American combat operations to resume in 2015 and President Trump increased the number of special operations troops in the country, but they are still thin on the ground.
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The world of speculative romance is rife with werewolves and shape-shifters, angels and demons and oh so many vampires, but spaceships are woefully thin on the ground (and in the air).
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As though competent, qualified women are so thin on the ground that even a concerted, sincere, large-scale search for one would be a long shot, and any resulting candidate a compromise.
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We reduced the number of save points because we knew people hated the hitches; but then the save points were thin on the ground, and the community really wasn't hot on that.
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Details about how the Sphere app will work are a little thin on the ground, too, not least because an early version was pulled from the iOS App Store after I contacted D'Aloisio.
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M&A lending slumped 843% to US$78.6bn in the first half, down from US$162.5bn in the first half of 2018, as large-scale M&A deals remained thin on the ground.
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Dividend recapitalisation deals have been thin on the ground in Europe since Phones 4U went bust in September 2014, one year after raising an aggressive PIK deal to hand cash to its owners.
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But the UN troops were inadequately armed and thin on the ground, and in 1995 the Bosnian Serb militia rolled into one of the safe havens -- Srebrenica -- and slaughtered thousands of men and boys.
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Cactus Taquerias #1950 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90038(323) 464-5865 Los Angeles is a city that runs on Mexican food, but its late-night Mexican options are surprisingly thin on the ground.
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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.
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Infrastructure transactions have been thin on the ground for the past few quarters, although the asset class remains a firm favorite with sovereign wealth funds and state pension funds seeking long-term, steady income streams.
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Chances throughout the game were thin on the ground, with Colombia striker Radamel Falcao heading off target in the 25th minute and again in the second half, while substitute Luis Muriel had an effort blocked.
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At the same time, while there have been a number of innovative financial startups established south of the border in the U.S. and further afield in Europe, Canada's disruption has been relatively thin on the ground.
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While evidence of what works in recovery may still be thin on the ground, this year will see the end of a pilot two-year program offering local courses on recovery to up to 80,000 adults.
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Apps are still thin on the ground, but I'd be happy just to see most of the Gear VR catalog show up on Daydream — which, after the highly curated launch period, is a fairly realistic expectation.
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"Bank debt is expected to remain the industry's principle source of funding, although for many shipowners funding remains thin on the ground and few respondents believe access to finance is set to become easier," Theochari said.
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Sure, there's a gaming fest going on all week at the Marriott next to the convention center, but most of the actual gaming panels tend to be thin on the ground and a bit surface-level.
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Hospitals with multiple bad reports risk losing funding and certification from national and state governments—-a potentially devastating blow to rural populations where medical access, and especially mental health access is already thin on the ground.
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Obviously, the idea of someone feeling the interiority of another human being sounds a little more conspiracy than fact, which isn't helped by the fact that scientific backing for these claims has been thin on the ground.
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Fresh news had been thin on the ground during the European morning, but dealers had more than enough to digest from the last 238 hours to follow Asia's lead and nudge the main bourses into the red.
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While 103K displays might be relatively thin on the ground now, let alone 16K displays, all this capacity means that DisplayPort 2.0 is futureproofed against whatever lies ahead (so not bad for three years of progress then).
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Details are, again, thin on the ground, but we know both phones have 5-inch displays with 4G connectivity, while the A3 also has a quad-core CPU, metallic frame, fingerprint sensor, and 13-megapixel rear-facing camera.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sovereign investor deal-making fell 705.2 percent in 2017 to $72.5 billion as megadeals such as China Investment Corp's (CIC) bumper $13.8 billion buy of warehouse firm Logicor, which led the pack, were thin on the ground.
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The temptation to buy a cigar or a steak in the first days after the money came translated itself into missed meals and fasting in the long, brutal last days before the next payment, and sympathy came thin on the ground.
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In a world where drugs offenders are hardly thin on the ground, the 35-year-old American is still the bete noire of the anti-doping lobby, the man who has never shown any remorse and has thus received special opprobrium.
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Yet, apart from a 22016 study revealing that drug services are ill-equipped to deal with chemsex casualties, in depth academic research into this modern day spin-off of the old drugs-sex nexus has been thin on the ground.
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This kind of thing can keep a person busy for hours, I'm sure, but my brief here is to report on the pleasures of streaming movies, so I'm obliged to say that cinema is pretty thin on the ground at Crunchyroll.
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A Little History of Fighting in Oceania Until pretty recently if you found yourself in Australia or New Zealand you could find a kickboxing gym or a Kyokushin dojo, but grappling and mixed martial arts gyms were pretty thin on the ground.
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It has evolved since then—its 280 pupils now include some girls, and with fees of £25,210 a year for boarders and £26,473 for day pupils, poor scholars are thin on the ground—but for nearly half a millennium, these historical premises defined its geographical limits.
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Who knows whether this song would have been so popular if it were released in 2017—at a time when pop stars like Halsey and Kehlani don't shy away from using gendered pronouns in their music—but back then, such tracks were thin on the ground.
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There aren't actually a huge bunch of clues as to what the object is — we know it's a weapon, and as the story progresses we find out it's secured in the Department of Mysteries — but aside from that the hints are pretty thin on the ground.
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It's maybe the games that are the biggest question mark over the Switch: Nintendo dominates game development for its own consoles, so while you can get titles such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Nintendo gear and nowhere else, games from other developers are thin on the ground.
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"The rally was purely sentiment-driven as the details of how this would actually work are still pretty thin on the ground, but given Russia is the biggest oil producer in the world any deal that gets them to cut back will be seen as a big positive for the oil market," Angus Nicholson, market analyst at IG, said in a Tuesday note.
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"The rally was purely sentiment-driven as the details of how this would actually work are still pretty thin on the ground, but given Russia is the biggest oil producer in the world any deal that gets them to cut back will be seen as a big positive for the oil market," Angus Nicholson, market analyst at IG in Melbourne, wrote in a note.
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With the exception of the odd swirling cloud of weed smoke, drugs are thin on the ground, meaning that the sweaty, manic-eyed gurning and erratic thrusting of limbs that comes with a crowd off their face on stimulants throughout the night is replaced by easy conversation, people who can genuinely dance, and the feeling that everyone is there to have a chilled time with their mates rather than get so wasted they can't remember what's happened in the past 15 years.
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