Sentence examples for is getting scant from inspiring English sources

The White House has faced little pressure over the issue, in part because Syria is getting scant attention on the campaign trail from either Donald J. Trump or Hillary Clinton.

Investors who are getting scant returns — or none at all — from Treasuries are starting to gamble again on relatively safe corporate debt.

He's getting scant help from the government.

In 1996 he was getting scant shelf space (and a mere $1.8 million in revenues) for his Jones Soda, priced less than $1 a bottle.

But there is scant evidence that the problem is getting worse.

But some others said they were getting confusing responses and scant assistance from their insurance companies.

[C6.] Some Complain About Insurers Since the World Trade Center attacks, some small-business owners and homeowners say they are getting confusing responses and scant assistance from their insurers.

"Our research shows that there is scant evidence they are getting people to buy music," he said.

Pinball leagues and tournaments have been around for decades, despite getting scant media coverage.

There is another reason that gets scant attention from foreign policymakers.

It's true that Canadians get scant mention in the Senate Intelligence Committee's summary of CIA brutality and deception.