thin on the ground

Rio has been trying to sell various non-core assets for more than a year but has found buyers thin on the ground.

Meanwhile, says Ms Whitmore, in the pandemic-panicked US, kisses and handshakes might be rather thin on the ground this winter.

And while a few years ago case studies documenting social enterprises were thin on the ground, these have been multiplying.

But so far -- perhaps on legal advice -- actual apologies have been thin on the ground.

She says: "Generally speaking, sales skills are thin on the ground and there is a shortage of candidates with a multinational mindset. "

Detailed information on the long-term development of Martian geological features is thin on the ground.

Examples are thin on the ground, either because they do not exist or because they have yet to be discovered.

As parents tend to pass on genes that determine looks, this could result in handsome men becoming rather thin on the ground.

Though research in this area has been thin on the ground to date, number- crunchers are starting to rise to the challenge.

In this part of the world at this time around nine thousand years ago, other food resources were very thin on the ground.

But decent, affordable accommodation for new city residents is thin on the ground.

Officers are thin on the ground which may influence your decision.

Until now, such proof has been thin on the ground.

Good news has been thin on the ground lately.

Sceptics are thin on the ground: only 8% think he will fail to score a point.

Bringing a sprinkle of moonlight in the trees, casting a layer of thin on the ground broken shadow;