Sentence examples for scant bits from inspiring English sources

Meant to run on hardware already in the field, like Blackberry devices, RapidFTR can add a child to the system with only scant bits of information.

After the lush oasis of La Borda, the desert plain was strikingly arid and desolate, the sun's light harsh and unremitting, and the occasional human or animal figure seemed to huddle in what scant bits of shade were provided by an almost lunar landscape.

Just last week, Mr. O'Keefe said there was a "scant bit of information" that indicated anything troubling was amiss until eight minutes before mission control lost communications with the shuttle.

Although the BMW 325xi and Audi are just a scant bit larger inside, they make better use of their space, so they feel much roomier.

A scant bit of research will tell you that he recently turned 24; that he comes from Norway (the picturesque coastal city of Bergen, to be precise); and that he looks a bit like a mix between a slightly buffer Logan Sama and the guy who played the Winklevoss twins in The Social Network.

A bit of bipartisan sisterly camaraderie was in order, given the still scant number of women in those ranks.

The sedative side of Sprouted and Formed also emerges in the slow-burning "Anywhere" and "Halo," both of which incorporate textural female vocals and scant, mercurial percussive bits.

The person who had provided the tip-off had spoken in a very guarded way, so the information was "fairly scant and a bit sketchy, and hard for the department to follow through with", Morton said.

Details are a bit scant as yet but it is believed the American actor has his heart set on making a movie about a heroic but slightly eccentric figure who saves a ramshackle Scottish football club from the pit of despair and guides it to a cup final victory.

Furthermore, the details relating to the 3D-SIM imaging are a little bit scant and would need to be bolstered prior to publication.

But preliminary analyses of lake water that froze on to the drill bit showed scant evidence for the presence of living organisms.