Sentence examples for scant for example from inspiring English sources

43, 44 Data for southern Africa are particularly scant: for example, the Malaria Atlas Project, which provides maps and estimates to guide planning of malaria control, includes only six surveys conducted among school-aged children conducted between 1985 and 1997 in Mozambique, Swaziland, and Zambia.

There is scant evidence, for example, that the wiring of rural America has done anything to make Mr. Gates's prediction about population flight come true.

To dwell on the shaky manner in which France clinched a third Grand Slam in nine years does scant justice, for example, to their stirring deeds en route.

There is scant understanding, for example, of how patients who are unattached manage care [ 47, 48], although it is believed they rely on episodic care through walk-in clinics and emergency rooms [ 7, 49].

The grand macro-solutions often neglect the nagging micro-foundations.The staff of rural schools and clinics, for example, have scant reason to do their job well.

Egypt, for example, has made scant economic progress despite all the cash it has received from the United States since making peace with Israel.

The AIG Europe Small Companies fund, for example, gained a scant 0.15% in the year through June 30.

Typically, medical training gives this scant attention, despite the evidence that, for example, even brief interventions by physicians can have a significant impact on smoking behavior.

Moreover, a genome sequence by itself provides scant information concerning its functional operation, for example which genes are activated or repressed under specific growth conditions and how their expression is regulated.

However, Marmot says he has seen scant evidence of policies being aligned in practice – for example when it comes to cutting services.

If Tesla winds up with a half-million of its cars on the road in the next three years, for example, that would be a scant fraction of the country's more than 260 million motor vehicles.