Public officials who oversaw the 2016 election reported that there were scant numbers of votes cast illegally — virtually none compared to the more than 137.7 million ballots cast in total — but Trump can claim that, had it not been for massive voter fraud, he would have won the popular vote, which Hillary Clinton won by 2.9 million votes, or 2.1percentnt of the total.
With nine days to rehearse, an inexperienced producer, a newly assembled cast and scant funds, a miracle of technique, talent, revision and improvisation was required.
For a scant few days, Jack Frost cast a spell and transformed a muddy fen into a place of beauty and play, novelty and joy.
By Richard Brody August 21, 2015 Since the 2013 film "Drinking Buddies," Swanberg has been working with Hollywood actors — indeed, with stars — and his new feature, "Digging for Fire," made on a likely scant budget, has a cast that any director could envy.
It casts only scant light on why people still bother to come in their thousands to pay homage to the painting.
Many of these early shows struggled in an industry that paid them scant attention, and the result was weak casts and wooden special effects.
The race had been decided by a scant 3,117 votes out of more than 1.3 million cast and was one of the last unfinished contests of this month's election.
And yet, even if Benjamin found scant quarter for his own artistic genius, his book casts a penetrating light into the art of our time.
So far, details on the new House of Cards episodes are scant, though we do know that Neve Campbell (Scream) has joined the cast in a recurring role, along with Colm Feore (The Good Wife).
But you give scant emphasis to a fundamental issue: we are at war, and voters will cast their ballots for the man they feel will be the best leader and defender of our nation.
