Sentence examples for Become scant from inspiring English sources

Their transcript levels were reduced in the subsequent developmental phases, when the fat body cells become scant or disappear from the thoracic dorsum (see Additional file 3: Table S3; Additional file 4: Table S4).

Leeds continued to dominate in the second half but, if anything, chances became more scant for Grayson's men as time began to run out.

C1 New Economy Is Surviving Companies became more efficient despite scant economic growth in the second quarter of 2001, the government said, providing more evidence that the economy has emerged from a 20-year productivity slump.

Chicken has become so scarce that when scant supplies become available they prompt riots.

It allowed him to become a top prospect with scant football knowledge.

Films that don't get a theatrical release, or that get only a scant one, often become readily available on-demand.

Rate estimation becomes a daunting task with scant information about the formation and fluids at the time of the accident.

Leopold Stokowski became its music director with scant conducting experience in 1909 (he had been a church organist in New York), and was hired by the Philadelphia Orchestra three years later.

Yet a few years into his career, Mr. Bocca, who is now 31, became dispirited by dancing, deriving scant pleasure from it and feeling overwhelmed by depression after performances that left audiences shouting "bravo" and pelting him with flowers.

Evidence for that is scant, but differences have become more apparent.

It has become increasingly clear that there is scant political support in Germany for giving any more aid to Greece than has already been promised.