Sentence examples for how scant from inspiring English sources

"O how scant is speech," he complains.

Little does it understand how scant was the power its ministers actually wielded from their offices.

The site's frustration with Chicago underscores how scant our access is to public records at most levels of government.

Undoubtedly, there are some women for whom this kind of offer would appear too good to refuse given how scant such opportunities are in this cloistered environment.

At a tournament featuring 14 major championship winners and a dozen of the top 30 golfers in the world, two long-separated teammates are joined near the top, and for at least a day they are showing just how scant the differences are in the elite game.

"It just exposes how scant resources are in some rural areas," he said.

Reading it with the two previous editions near at hand, one realizes how relatively scant Gardner's first set of annotations was, especially after fifty subsequent years of other annotated classics, all of which Gardner inspired.

Of charity how oddly scant you are!

Less remembered is how the scant number of women then serving in Congress, urged on by activists, insisted that Hill be heard in the first place.

Military leaders had to figure out how to marshal scant and precious resources across battle zones.

But the outrage prompted by Small's posts has shone a light on a more profound problem with the national system that decides how to allocate scant resources to children with SEN.