Sparingly used in a sentence

Sparingly in a sentence as an adverb

They'll be used sparingly until people are used to them and then they'll start using them more.

It's thus only wise to use it sparingly and when the public is clearly on your side.

Its something we do sparingly, with great caution, thought, and discussion.

The secret is to use realistic patterns and textures sparingly, not drop them from the sky all over the screen.

The stats from the article prove it: of their massive fleet of aircraft, only 1 was used for any 'research', and that too sparingly.

When you use the flag link any more than extremely sparingly, you lose the privilege, permanently.

Veto is a very powerful tool, to be wielded extremely sparingly.

See above -- the intent is that designers should use them sparingly and appropriately.

Just like it's a good policy to only create emails/nude-selfies sparingly, and only when the occasion demands it.

Maybe applications have to use gestures sparingly?On a broader note, I still think humans have an inherent desire to touch/feel interface elements.

Even systems that use number theoretic crypto use it sparingly; nobody uses it to generate random numbers.

I'd like to see downvotes haves some 'cost' associated with them so they are used sparingly and on content that really deserves to be downvoted.

Use alcohol sparingly: one drink is fine, but it takes a week to recover from a night of serious drinking... and if you're coding, you actually notice the loss.

If you absolutely must have code generation, use a macro, they're not as bad as C++ programmers make them out to be - or, at least, they're ugly enough that most programmers know to use them very sparingly.

I use ad-hominems sparingly, so let me offer a specific example for the beginner's license test in Halifax, NS, Canada:In cold conditions, which of the following freeze before the others?1.