Sentence examples for of scant interest from inspiring English sources
The institutional and external factors around individuals who may be perpetrators of detainee abuse are also of scant interest to the government.
On January 15th he set his sights on an even more powerful industry, and one, moreover, whose regulation is positively Byzantine: America's commercial banksThe might of America's banks is in stark contrast to the apparent insignificance of the case that Mr Spitzer is using in his opening skirmish, which would normally have been of scant interest even to a local lawyer.
Such influence on Turkish or Surinamese politics was of scant interest to the NRC and its readers.
Dot-com domain names are fetching respectable prices again, after more than three years of attracting scant interest.
[C6.] Domain Names Are Big Again Dot-com domain names are fetching respectable prices again, after more than three years of attracting scant interest.
He notes that the vast majority of Muslims are secular with little knowledge of the Koran, scant interest in entering a mosque and more focused on trying to succeed in life than on pondering questions of religion.
But, given the scant interest of EU members in transferring further competences (and juicy international positions) to the EU level, the chances of this seem remote.
Lobbyists are by definition the champions of special interests, the landlords of the back room with scant interest in the little guy who cannot afford their costly rents.
Discouragingly, the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Charles Samuels Jr., expressed scant interest in pursuing similar reforms even though 15,000 federal prisoners — 7 percent of the total population — are currently serving time in solitary.
But he said the "mess" surrounding the battle to reform press regulation was borne out of Lord Justice Leveson's "scant interest" in serious journalism.
The authorities are also allowing livelier film and theatre festivals in keeping with the present mood, although they offend many religious and political sensibilities.Most of the young, however, show scant interest in either the anniversary or the revolution.
