Sentence examples for scant distinction from inspiring English sources
But the more important repercussion has to do with sovereign risk.Dubai World's debt was not technically government-backed, but it was widely regarded as such by investors, who drew scant distinction between the Dubai government and a company it wholly owned.
The Trump era has already meant trouble for these people — the poor, the sick, dissenters, immigrants — and Gorsuch, for all his intellectual distinction, has shown scant regard for their concerns.
In many of the twentieth century's conflicts, from the Philippines to Algeria to Vietnam and beyond, the distinction between soldiers and civilians offered the latter scant protection.
Sharp regional distinctions in landform and meteorology, in addition to relatively scant historical wind data, preclude a comprehensive assessment based on existing data, motivating a regional approach to the assessment using a diversity of techniques.
For FNA specimens, the distinction between adenocarcinoma (ADC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SqCC) can be challenging due to scant tumor tissue [16-19] [16-19]erandother factorseveral as an otherring tumor diathesis, crushing and drying preparation artifactors19-21].
They included liberalisations, to be imposed by decree; privatisations, including those of companies owned by local authorities, to be started immediately, and sweeping reforms of the labour market to abolish the rigid distinction between cosseted "insiders" in permanent employment and "outsiders" on short-term contracts with few rights and scant entitlements.
