Sentence examples for Scant benefit from inspiring English sources

To add insult to injury, networks were investing money in a form with scant benefit as tie-ins to series programming.

There are others who think that increases of public debt on the scale envisaged for Britain will do little more than penalise younger generations for scant benefit today.

But worried banks are holding onto the money, so there has been scant benefit to the economy from the government help to the banks.

These two men were not allies, but they have both become icons for the delta's biggest tribe, the Ijaw, many of whom say they get scant benefit from Nigeria's oil while having to live in a quagmire of oil slicks and gas flares.Neither man is an angel.

Such sceptics will be sure to make much of any sign that the broad middle-class reaps scant benefit from the current productivity boom, setting back the course of European reform even further.The conventional tale is that the changes of the past few years are simply more steps along paths that began to diverge for rich and poor in the Reagan era.

But they offer scant benefit over standard alkalines in medium-drain devices (CD players, radios, electronic games) and low-drain ones (pagers, remote controls).

As with Superfish, the LSE provides scant benefits to the end user.

Given the low pay, scant benefits and high injury rates, will enough workers materialize?

This new landscape offers new flexibility and opportunity, but workers also face unpredictability, with inconsistent incomes and scant benefits.

The reality is the forced removal of small farmers, rising food costs and scant benefits for local populations.

Such products are overpriced for the scant benefits they provide, but are heavily marketed precisely because they are so profitable for lenders.