Sentence examples for scant a from inspiring English sources
Sony managed to book it into 106 venues, but marketing support looked scant – a realistic decision given the film's recent failure at the US box office.
And after several of those - the Bison grass-flavoured Wiborova is the favourite, sometimes mixed with apple juice to create the devastating Charlotka - you'll quickly understand why drugs have so scant a presence.
Data on PRF accuracy in identifying true events is scant; a recent study using University HealthSystem Consortium data found a positive predictive value (PPV) of 83%.
Embryos derived from females heterozygous for both polo and Scant, a putative hyperactive allele of gwl, are not viable because of a significant loss or detachment of centrosomes, and this phenotype is rescued by increased maternal polo dosage.
Last year, for instance, GM's profit per vehicle was a scant $350 providing a wafer-thin profit margin of 1-2%.
Lopez's muckraking of van Meegeren scants a fact that Dolnick merrily exploits: the forger gratifies class resentment precisely because he is a pariah.
Leonardo probably started no more than 20 paintings, in any case, a scant total for a 50-year career.
The highlights for the world number seven have been scant - a share of third at Hilton Head and a tied-fourth finish in Tampa.
It provides scant performance, a 60 m.p.h.
United did not even come that close, with chances scant amid a dreary display.
Researches between MDF and polyurethane derived from castor oil interaction are scant, generating a need to study its properties.
