Sentence examples for scant notice from inspiring English sources

It rates scant notice here.

The world has taken relatively scant notice of the fighting in Gaza.

Those arguments, positions and reasoning received scant notice from the news media.

The scant notice was fine with Mr. Perella, who only reluctantly grants interviews.

Yet until recently, the medical world paid scant notice to alcohol as a women's issue.

Interestingly, the show, which continues through next Saturday, has attracted scant notice and generated little heat.

With scant public notice, the Defense Department is closing, and relocating, the aging hospital, the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany, the only top-level military trauma center outside the United States.

These letters are prime evidence of a thriving industry that has received scant public notice: the hustling of corporate tax shelters.

They recalled not learning who owned their buildings for months, lost rent checks, eviction notices, heat and hot water turned off with little notice, scant communication from the management company, a menacing property manager and intense construction that lasted well over a year.

Moreover, industrialized countries pay scant attention to IMF notices, as they do not need its money.

The government says henceforth all disputes will be settled in local courts, which are widely perceived to be wholly under the thumb of the executive.That really comes down to Mr Chávez himself, who is prone to decree state takeovers of land, factories and other businesses with no prior notice, and with scant regard for the law or the constitution.