Sentence examples for scant changes to from inspiring English sources

After thinking about the matter over the summer, Ms. Frank returned having made only scant changes to the song.

Global Insight projects that Western Europe will also see scant change, but assembly in Japan is projected to average just 16% in 2010 to 2015 versus 20% this year.

Ms. Bey-Grecia worried that the newcomers' response would lead to more us-and-them, more police presence, more stop-and-frisks, more lost young men — with scant change in the lives of the residents most likely to fall into crime.

Evidence of the progressive feminisation of migration from Moldova and Georgia is relatively scant, as few attempts have been made to explicitly map changes to the composition of emigration flows.

Musk was scant on details, but alleged the employee made "direct code changes" to the Tesla Manufacturing Operating System using false usernames.

Thereafter a decade passed with scant change.

But two big national polls late last week, both conducted since he addressed the Wright controversy, found scant change in Mr. Obama's support.

There was little evidence of brake fade, and scant change in the feel of the pedal, even after the car was thrashed around on black asphalt for several hours in 104-degree heat.

Or Certicom, see("Fainting Spells"), whose pre-IPO price dropped from $150 to $50 in two days, with scant change in its prospects?

The reality is that often change is being done to them, rather than activated by them – and scant effort has been made to demonstrate how the latest proposed changes to the health service are any different.

I'm always surprised that changes to the permanent collections of our national museums and galleries receive scant attention compared to temporary exhibitions.