Still, a recent sampling of value managers found scant concern that the bargain bin had been emptied.
Maybe that was why he gave up journalism, he thought, because fundamentally he had scant concern for human beings.
For centuries, trade in beans came with scant concern at the consumer end for the conditions on the plantations or small farms where coffee is harvested.
These "lines in the sand", drawn a century ago by dominant European powers with scant concern for sentiments on the ground, may in future be redrawn in blood.
KABUL, Afghanistan — A generation ago, when the Soviets were in Afghanistan, they lost the battle for hearts and minds quickly by showing scant concern for human rights.
Over-reliant on familiar material, it shows scant concern for possible angles from which new light might illuminate a complex individual.
And the biggest importers of tropical timber, China and India, show scant concern for its provenance (though China, the biggest exporter of wood-based products to Western markets, has recently seemed to care a bit more).
Now Vickery has form when it comes to the rough stuff, but Hardwick showed scant concern for Cox's welfare when he applauded Vickery's no-nonsense approach to the game.
The commission also considered this attack on refereeing integrity to be a more serious offence than Ferguson's personal comments about the fitness of referee Alan Wiley in October 2009, which left a two-match suspended touchline ban, triggered by a commission which observed he had shown scant concern that this was "hanging over him".
Labels such as Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, Comme des Garçons and Yuki always showed scant concern for seasons: interviewed by The Village Voice in 1983, Issey Miyake outlined his opposition to the fashion cycle: "I want my customer to be able to wear a sweater I designed 10 years ago with this year's pants".
