Sentence examples for scant brands from inspiring English sources

You can still find the scant brands that kept rye going in the dim-and-smoky rye-and-ginger years — Old Overholt, Jim Beam, Wild Turkey, Rittenhouse and a few others.

Yet the city's routine cultural offerings are far from scant and some question whether the city really needs to sell its brand.

But in 2012, Huawei has shipped 85percentt of its devices under its own brand, compared to a scant 20percentt in 2011.

Research examining the influence of consumers' values and norms on their willingness to patronize retail apparel brands engaged in CSR practices is scant and has yielded inconsistent and contradictory findings.

Many of the new-age meat and dairy-free brands use the term plant-based with scant reference to vegan.

At least, that's the theory – there's scant data on what they actually release, and how that varies from brand to brand.

Yet for all the money the oil industry has spent persuading motorists that one brand of petrol is better than another, it has met with scant success: petrol is rarely a discretionary purchase, and most drivers believe (correctly) that all brands are pretty much alike.

For example, McDonald's is trying diligently to reposition its brand as a healthy choice restaurant with scant success because there is no credible narrative that takes us from yummy French fries to succulent salads.

Not counting sales from its Volvo, Jaguar and Land Rover import brands, however, Ford's sales were up a scant 0.7percentt.

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Consumers in the west recoiled at the thought of well-known high street brands trading with suppliers that had allegedly shown such scant regard for the health and safety of their employees.