As far as the F.B.I. is concerned, is the evidence of such a link "bulletproof," as Defense Secretary Rumsfeld claims, or "scant," as General Brent Scowcroft, chairman of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board, has said?
His legacy among historians is scant, and "general accounts of his period inaccurately treat Harrison as a cipher".
Scant supplies of general anesthesia were hoarded for only the most serious cases, surgeons said.
Point 4 has also received scant attention, and, in general, neural mechanisms (besides the amygdala), in all points, are worth systematically exploring.
He could be forgiven for paying scant attention to the imminent general election which, he points out, falls only one working day before this year's A-level and GCSE exams start in earnest.
As such, it is a work whose general orientation leaves scant space for such extravagant, essentially Platonic hypotheses.
Population-based prevalence estimates of mobile phone use in the general population are scant.
Thus, data describing the epidemiology and management of viral AD in adults seen in general practice are scant.
However, attention should be drawn to the greater use of safety goggles and masks among informed seamen, the high proportion of tears to protective suits among seamen in general, and the scant use of protective clothing among bird cleaners.
In general, Y.B.A. art made scant headway on this side of the Atlantic, in the art world or in public notice.
