Sentence examples for scant importance from inspiring English sources

In her account of the first 66 years of Corbyn's life, there is a mismatch between the scant importance she attaches to endless meetings and fratricidal arguments and the huge part they have played in Corbyn's life.

The most frequent arguments leveled against EBM are that it is reductionist or simplistic and, according to its critics, that it gives scant importance to clinical experience.

Knowledge of cardiac cephalgia is scarce, due to its rare clinical occurrence and to the scant importance given to headache as a symptom concomitantly with an ischaemic cardiac event.

In political terms, however, the announcement has scant practical importance.

Yet in trying to include all that Narayan does not, his successors often seem to scant the importance of his very real strengths: the finely burnished plots; the oblique irony and understated prose; above all, the sense of equipoise.

This suggests a scant biological importance of the intratumoral lymphatics that do not seem to be invaded by neoplastic cells because of the high interstitial pressure inside the tumour.

Besides stalking her fake cousin Charlie/Ivy (Kaylee DeFer) she's done scant else of importance.

There is scant dispute on the importance of transportation.

At present, although several studies have elicited preferences for various aspects of the primary care sector, there is scant evidence on the importance of different primary care models.

However, until recently there has been scant attention paid to the importance of sleep.

Agreement between physicians and relatives as to functional status (κ = 0.47) would seem scant in view of the importance of the variable, it being desirable for physicians to have a better knowledge of their patients' functional status.