Thinned used in a sentence

Thinned in a sentence as an adjective

The herd has been thinned a bit over the last few years.

That way the rewards are thinned for the sexist presenter.

I only use them in small sizes so it isn't worth the upgrade if it's just going to make them fuzzy and thinned-out. :/

After you've thinned down and chipped away as much as you can from any laptop design, that's pretty much what you get.

****, I'd seriously consider marking my commute route as closed if it thinned the traffic.

If you pureed broccoli and thinned it in water, it would be much larger than the equivalent amount of coke.

In classical evolutionary terms, you’ve thinned the herd to the strongest members.

I believe the device itself is smaller, they've just thinned the bezel and made the screen use the entire front surface of the device.

I guess changing the training of years can be a major mental shift - good luck to her, and it can be thinned out even more as time goes on.

Anti-money laundering is hard and margin compression at banks has thinned compliance teams.

The exciting part happens behind the metal, and requires you to image through a thinned wafer to see the actual transistors.

They waited for the existing coffee shops to be driven out of business and then thinned out their locations to a more sustainable density.

I feel that degrees are only relevant to employers as a means to thin the pack of applicants and only relevant to students as a way to better network and fill that check box putting them into the thinned herd.

But even at this point, all the forces I've already described have thinned out the numbers to the point where a disproportionately small minority of the genuinely qualified population of entry-level developers are, well, minorities.