Sentence examples for needs scant from inspiring English sources

ANDREWS, SCOTLAND The 134th British Open, the second event in golf's Grand Slam, needs scant introduction.

This satchel is designed to be a beginner-friendly and fun project that only needs a scant metre of fabric.

You need a scant cup of syrup to a litre of gin and it makes a wonderful cocktail with champagne.

My opponent, a quiet but slick-shooting 20-something named Anwar, needed a scant 14 points for victory.

As soon as the pruning is finished and all the pruned-off canes are disposed, each rosebush will need a scant handful of fertilizer.

But there would be scant need to worry about a broad slip in productivity.Unusually savage company cost-cutting early in this cycle is another reason why recent productivity swings have been so extreme.

And he would no longer need to marshal scant supplies of discretion to disguise the fact that he and Tsipras had, in recent weeks, lost significant faith in each other.

Evidence that artist resale royalties have benefited artists who are in need has been scant.

It seems there is scant need for once-attractive, now-aging women with no other credits.

You've passed your finals, been taken advantage of by whatever internship they all told you you needed, distilled your scant experience and massive promise into a cover letter and resume, swallowed your nerves during the interviews, and landed that gig.

But he stressed that Congress, which has often paid the FEC scant attention, needs to focus more on the bipartisan agency, which has also experienced historically high levels of inaction in recent years -- largely the product of ideological battles among commissioners.