Sentence examples for scant even from inspiring English sources

Electricity is scant, even in the capital.

Oversight has remained scant, even as art has flourished as an asset class.

The iconography is surprisingly scant, even though Omar, who has one eye, has a far from bland look to him.

In September, 2011, when Lonergan's film got its (scant, even grudging) release in theatres, it was shown in a cut that ran two and a half hours.

But details are scant, even as many states have scores of "shovel-ready" infrastructure projects set to be axed.Cushioning America's downturn will demand fiscal boldness, but that does not mean eschewing simple, speedy solutions.

These cases illustrate that concepts can and do get extended to fresh new domains in which theories are uncertain and experience scant, even if no definite measurement operations have been worked out.

But there is scant chance, even with that extension, of a two-state deal being done.

Choosing among individual managers and investment styles is near-impossible, given their scant or even misleading information.

Some data — however scant and even contradictory — hint that fantasy might not play as vital a role in women's sexual psyches as in men's.

Information is so scant that even diplomats whose embassies were purported to be in danger claim to to know nothing about any planned attacks.

But the attention was also an anomaly: there are easily more than 2.5 million women working in the garment industry in Bangladesh whose lives usually attract scant notice, even though they are the workhorses of the national economy.