Sentence examples for now scant from inspiring English sources

Protesters standing in floodwaters hold a sign that reads: "Can we talk about climate change now?" Scant media coverage of the link between increasing weather extremes and a warming world suggests it's a conversation still seriously waiting to begin.

Right now scant difference exists between short- and long-term interest rates.

However, up to now, scant information has emerged from population-based, non-clinical studies regarding MG patients' circumstances of life, experiences with health care and QoL.

The Conservative Party now has scant direct knowledge of the northern cities.

Because there is now a scant market for such products, companies have had little incentive to invest in the research.

A member of the team said that there was now a scant chance of survivors, and the dogs were finding only corpses.

In spite of the fact that urea has raised to become the most important fertilizer, till now a scant scientific attention has been devoted to the understanding of the detailed behaviour of the reactor wherein the urea synthesis takes place.

Liverpool now enjoy scant margin for error at home or abroad, where the aim now is to secure the Europa League trophy.

The average solar-powered house consumed only 25-30% of the power it produced, the rest now fetching scant rates on the wholesale power market, he said.

Over the years the Camry has grown so that its wheelbase is now a scant 1.7 inches shorter than the Avalon's and offers just 2.6 inches less rear legroom.

Now, with scant notice, Carnegie seems to have decided to take a stand against the powerful union, refusing in contract talks to let the stagehands extend their sway to an educational wing to be opened next year above the hall.