Slice the bread very thinly.

It is for the Member States to ensure that we are not imposing too many tasks on the Secretariat and spreading resources too thinly.

Efforts in that regard should not be weakened by spreading resources too thinly with time consuming negotiations aimed at developing new instruments.

In reference to paragraph 27 (a) of document DP CP MON 5, one delegation cautioned against spreading the limited resources of UNDP too thinly.

The Force now covers the cease fire lines more thinly than before.

Specializing in a niche product is a good strategy for incremental internationalization rather than spreading the limited resources too thinly on many products and to many places.

Imagine, the very meaning of the word, that we could slice the salami more thinly.

They felt the programme lacked strategic focus and that the resources were spread too thinly over too many activities. One agreed with the programme apos s eight objectives individually but inquired if UNFPA could possibly do all these things given its limited resources.

The young shoots are green to red, thinly covered with white hairs in their first year.

They took the tapioca roots up to the kitchen, sliced them thinly and made delicious chips.

Remnants of packthread, and old cakes of roses, Were thinly scatter'd, to make up a show.

There was patent gloating about the German defeat everywhere, only thinly disguised behind strained expressions of solidarity.

When the subject is still very thinly populated, you can with diligence and hard work become the world authority.

Around the same time, the Mongols were slowed in their westward expansion by internal conflicts in the thinly spread Empire.

XIII.10 The Advisory Committee enquired as to its comments regarding the risk of undertaking too many small projects which are spread very thinly, making it difficult to measure impacts because of the small amount of resources involved for each project.

Too, too, too, too late.

He says that the French vote is a thinly disguised attempt to discriminate against all Muslims, not just those who wear the burqa.

Only small number of women living in remote and thinly populated areas has not been able to enjoy cultural, art, radio and television programmes.

For that, units will have to be thinly spread from the southern tip of Iraq at Faw up to Amara, some 150 miles from Kuwait.

Thomas's father was a vice principal at Westlake High School near Austin, Texas, and the main character attended a thinly disguised version of the school.

Cuisine The most typically Danish meal of the day is the traditional lunch or smørrebrød consisting of open sandwiches, usually on thinly sliced rye bread.

Too something or other, too long, too short.

There was no gainsaying that in some conflict theatres, some troublesome elements could be encouraged to engage in irregular activities, particularly where personnel were spread thinly.

In operating at full capacity, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations is forced to thinly stretch personnel, logistics and financial resources at Headquarters and in the field.

Too old, too young, too scruffy, too stupid, and they won't do it.

Too old, too young, too scruffy, too stupid, and they won't do it.

Too little, too late.

Too hot, too hot.

Too late, too late.

Too much, too soon?

Me too! Me too!

They're too dry too.

Too low. Too high.

You too. You too.

Too late. Too late. Too late all the time.

She's too perfect. She's too talented. She's too beautiful.

It's too late. Too late!

You're too flighty, too impatient...

We're too busy. Too busy.

Too long. Much too long.

Too young or too old?

It's too unpredictable, too haphazard.

Too old and too lazy.

Too tight, girl, too tight!

You're too mean, too cruel.