Sentence examples for has a scant from inspiring English sources

(It has a scant soundtrack).

That provided the company, which has a scant 1percentt market share nationwide, with an estimated $2 million in revenue.

Pashto, the language of the Pashtuns of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, has a scant literary tradition, although it has a rich oral tradition.

Curiously, "The Bungler" has a scant history in English translation, and until now it has never been performed in verse in English in the United States.

So go ahead and tell him the political facts of life: that he is wasting his time and has a scant shot at winning President's Obama's old Senate seat in November.

And while he may have the best job in the state, he has a scant six months left in office, during which time the spotlight will be focused on a fiercely competitive governor's race that he has no part in.

Public and private insurers of export credits have a scant appetite for sub-Saharan Africa.

The popularity of Pokémon Go is producing an unexpected boom in some shares that have a scant link to the game.

The Romney campaign, which has had a scant presence on the air in recent weeks, on Friday added Colorado, New Hampshire and Nevada to the states where it is running television commercials, according to a media buyer who monitors political spending.

With a few exceptions such as Harry Truman's surprise victory in 1948, which sent the S&P 500 tumbling almost four percent in one day America's elections generally have a scant short-term impact on financial markets.

"No doubt about it, they are making travel so miserable that we will be tempted to pay for a few more inches," said Michael Johnson, an international business traveler who recently flew from Boston to Paris in Air France's Voyageur basic coach — where the cheap seats have a scant 32 inches of legroom and are in eight-across rows.