Sentence examples for however scant from inspiring English sources

There is the drive to add colours and fragrance so that, however scant, there is something "pretty" to engage with.

Some data — however scant and even contradictory — hint that fantasy might not play as vital a role in women's sexual psyches as in men's.

"These scribbled papers, however scant, seem to be the only plan the UK government has and stand starkly in contrast to the very clear plans set out by first minister Nicola Sturgeon in the aftermath of the EU referendum.

But the BBC Trust that he chairs looks as if it was mortally wounded, a body whose members failed to ask the right questions when given information, however scant, on the £1m package for Byford.

Faced with the uncertainty of a condition that can manifest itself in many different ways, progress at variable speeds, and have multiple unpredictable endpoints, it's not surprising that we are so prone to grasp at any suggestion of a cure, however improbable it may sound, and however scant the evidence.

And UKIP's leader, Nigel Farage, has called Mr Putin the world leader he most admires at least as a political operator.There is, however, scant evidence that Europe's populist parties, FN apart, have accepted Russian money though it is hard to be sure, given their opaque finances.

An injury-time header from Walsall's Brazilian winger Herivelto, however, was scant consolation in the face of goals from Tommy Mooney and Geoff Horsfield.

That, however, is scant comfort to farmers whose livelihoods have been destroyed, still less to those who will fall victims to the disease.

The evidence, however, is scant, particularly on smaller spatial scales.

However, only scant research attention has been paid to formal workflow design methodologies.

However, only scant attention has been paid to this possibility in the Anglo-American literature (Williams 1999; Audi 2005).