Sentence examples for scant focus from inspiring English sources

One of the many delights of the most recent Premier League season was the refreshingly scant focus on "mind games", the media concept which seeks to elevate low-level managerial arsery to the complex heights of cold war brinkmanship.

Nushra Mansuri, a professional officer at the British Association of Social Workers: "Was sad that there was scant focus on putting forward proposals to improve the situation for children in care across the board – we are in danger of promoting a two tier system".

Although the expansion of new renewable energy has been dependent on support in state policies, the research literature has scant focus on the political motivations for implementing policies to stimulate such development.

Unfortunately, the parameterization of responses of the photosynthetic capacity to broad ranges of soil water status has received relatively scant focus to date, although a number of studies with one or a few drought intensifications have been conducted.

But the government's preservation efforts have otherwise been scant, focusing mainly on institutions like the 1925 Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank building, which is the centerpiece of the Bund, the city's famous riverfront strip.

Although there is scant research focusing on nurses' use of CDSS compared with research focusing on doctors' use of CDSS, some studies have revealed examples of CDSS in supporting nurses' decision making in the management of angina [ 11] and diabetes [ 12], cancer pain [ 13], and triage for patients in first contact care [ 14, 15].

There was scant attention focused on what experts now call "transitional age youth" — young adults whose needs are distinct.

In Australia, the media reporting on the IPCC in the only national broadsheet The Australian has been scant, and focused on misleading distortions of the report's warnings.

Of the literature reviewed above, scant research focuses on male fetal viability.

As there has been scant research focusing on ESI in older adults with pain due to spinal stenosis, little is known about treatment risks and benefits for this population.

We always identified microvascular changes typical of tumor growth in patients rated as TP, but if their presence was scant, we focused also on the other features of tumor growth mentioned in Section 1. Whenever a suspicious lesion was identified in an ambulatory setting, its nature was proven histologically.