Sentence examples similar to scant branches from inspiring English sources
The core business has been so good Intel has had scant reason for branching out.
Even their spring is hard won -- the pyrrhic victory of scant leaf from blackened branch.
The little tree doubted that, for he could not imagine being as fancy as his mother when everyone could see that he would always be scant and spindly, with the wind blowing right through his sparse branches, as though he wasn't even there.
All the evidence, he says, suggests that the Bancrofts' disparate branches rarely communicated meaningfully - and that younger generations had scant connection with their forefathers' enterprise.
Others from Otpor's Vladicin Han branch, including its founder, Radic, were in Belgrade meeting scant police resistance as they stormed the Parliament.
There was scant interest among the student body in discussing its aftermath; I recall a branch of the Movement for World Federalism as the one activist group.
The president has treated health care and a host of other legislative agenda items, from taxes to infrastructure, as issues to be hammered out by lawmakers with often-scant direction from the executive branch — and with decidedly mixed signals from Trump himself.
Businesspeople fret that some parts of the executive branch notably the Environmental Protection Agency pay scant heed to the costs they impose.
