| The many wafer-thin grooves in the tread profile, the so-called sipes, have been extended due to their wave form. |
| By this method, the Chinese cooked fragile pancakes of millet or wheat flour, which they filled with wafer-thin vegetables and meat slices. |
| It's not easy when you have a wafer-thin squad like ours, but the players are capable of doing much better than they showed against Burnley on Wednesday night. |
| For Mozambique, a country with a wafer-thin economy, the disaster is doubly cruel. |
| There is some opposition to him in the Senate where the Democrats have a wafer-thin majority. |
| They still look potent in attack but wafer-thin in midfield and wobbly in defence under pressure. |
