Sentence examples for To scanty from inspiring English sources

They will march to scanty turnout on Veterans Day.

By David Denby "The Notorious Bettie Page" might be called a bio-pic devoted to a body — Gretchen Mol's body, which is seen in every degree of cladding, from full to scanty to blissfully naked.

In early May, for instance, Ash Grove Cement had last traded Apr. 2. Financial data range from good to scanty.

However, due to scanty cytoplasm and large nucleus of DU-145 cells it was hard to discern, even with very thin Z-sections, whether the co-localization seen was apparent or real.

FC assessment was successful in 13 cases, whereas, due to scanty cellularity, it was inadequate in the remaining 8. Of the adequate cases, 10 were reactive, 2 MF, and one B-cell NHL.

Informants noted that the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Organization (NAV) sends routine information about the RGP scheme only in Norwegian, which leads to scanty or incorrect knowledge about the system among migrants (especially among labour- and family-reunification migrants), who may have insufficient knowledge of Norwegian.

Ms. Plimpton has the chops to make "Zip" a showstopper, but she is undercut by staging that turns the song into a contemptuous burlesque turn, stripping the actress down her to scanties.

By Peter Schjeldahl "Russia!"—filling the Guggenheim to the brim with nine centuries' worth of art, from icons to videos is huge enough to feel scanty: rather than bring so much Russia here, why don't we all just go over there?

PCR methods are considered to lack sensitivity due to the scanty amount of sample used for DNA extraction [ 24].

"Russia!" — filling the Guggenheim to the brim with nine centuries' worth of art, from icons to videos — is huge enough to feel scanty: rather than bring so much Russia here, why don't we all just go over there?

The CSR literature on Ghana and other African countries used to be scanty and could still be argued to be less exhaustive in comparison to a developed country's CSR research; but there has been sufficient academic interest in the subject in recent times prompting Tuokuu and Amponsah-Tawiah (2016) to suggest that the concept was no longer nascent in the West African country.