Sentence examples for it has scant from inspiring English sources

And Goes Bad In Greece...Greece financed a large public-welfare state and built up huge debt for its size that it has scant hope of repaying now.

It has scant anger left for Israel.

Dr. Dean's policies in Vermont are solid, but the bright spark that brought us into the fold was his integrity -- a word so tarted up and belabored that it has scant meaning anymore.

Berlin also argues it has scant scope for manoeuvre legally as the German constitutional court would be likely to rule, under the terms of the Maastricht Treaty setting up the single currency, that Germany cannot come to the bilateral aid of a single currency country in trouble.

Though it has scant connection to the Internet, there is a thrilling account of another "little social experiment," the slugfest between two companies, TiVo and Replay, over who will control a new digital device that lets consumers fetch whatever programming they want from their televisions.

It has scant incentive to grant Microsoft even one extra scrap of oxygen.

But it had scant closet space, and the bedroom needed plaster work.

In the June 2005 issue of Nature Medicine, a group led by Alexandra Trkola of the University of Zurich in Switzerland described how it had scant success with a cocktail of three bNAbs given to 14 HIV-infected humans.

However, it had "scant window to shut, nor door, nor bolt,... nor nail".

Mazher A. Hameed commented in 1986 that the F-20 was a "logical choice" for the Gulf States and Saudi Arabia; however, it had "scant chance of being selected" due to political factors, as well as competition from other candidates such as the Mirage 2000 and Panavia Tornado ADV.

I lack good looks, I have scant charm, and have little or no intelligence.