Sentence examples for scant new from inspiring English sources

Since taking office in June, he has proposed scant new legislation and promised little.

Mr. Dimon offered scant new details about the size of the trading losses.

Any recovery in 2002 is expected to be slow, with scant new construction, analysts, brokers and local officials said.

But Vistica appears to have done scant new reporting after his magazine and television versions, and so the book gets no closer to the truth than they did.

And since 2008 the fall in the pound against emerging-market currencies has given London an extra boost.The soaring demand for London properties is being met by scant new supply.

A three-page annual progress report, released by Malaysia on Tuesday to mark the second anniversary of the tragedy, contained scant new information about the causes of the disaster or the location of the Boeing 777's wreckage.

Since information on off-label uses of drugs is usually preliminary and sometimes scant, comparing new drugs to off-label medicines is going to give biotech companies a very hard and hazy hurdle to beat.

While details are still scant, all new Wi-Fi routers will automatically filter porn, and millions of existing Internet users will have to opt-in through some type of online consent form to access adult material.

It would be like encountering a young actor who had scant interest in new and recent plays.

Robert Matheson found scant evidence that new sport facilities generate growth, particularly when those facilities house existing rather than new teams.

The news comes from Entertainment Weekly, who reports that details are scant, but the new shows, if greenlit, would explore "different time periods of George R.R. Martin's vast and rich universe".