Sentence examples for pretty scant from inspiring English sources

"The information is pretty scant right now," said Capt.

But it is a pretty scant app, not even offering NOAA weather alerts.

But given that one in 20 children in the UK have a disability, this is pretty scant representation.

The fact is, however, that 17-year-old Hae Min Lee really was killed in 1999, her family still mourn her, and Syed really is serving life in prison on some pretty scant evidence.

9.53pm GMT 30th over: England 63-3 (Bell 16, Root 2) The wicket of Compton was Southee's second of the series, which is pretty scant reward for his efforts over the course of the three Tests.

'Companies use things like this to brand themselves as responsible, but the methodology is impenetrable and the indicators are pretty scant.' Julia Cleverdon, chief executive of BItC, insists that the index is valuable, but points out that it is primarily a management tool and praises the companies that have volunteered to subject themselves to such a public test.

She was small, almost frail, intensely pretty, with dark eyes and scant eyebrows and a musical voice with a surprising accent, a hint of Cockney, which was unusual in a woman at university in those days.

There is the drive to add colours and fragrance so that, however scant, there is something "pretty" to engage with.

That pretty much sums things up, but there is scant evidence that - even now - Brussels really gets it.

Creating vast landscapes with individualized figures and environmental features is a pretty tall order for indie game developers with scant resources.

Of course, while there's scant evidence that immigration damages the environment, it's pretty clear that current efforts to curb illegal immigration are having a serious negative impact.