Sentence examples for scant numbers from inspiring English sources
Public officials who oversaw the 2016 election reported that there were scant numbers of votes cast illegally — virtually none compared to the more than 137.7 million ballots cast in total — but Trump can claim that, had it not been for massive voter fraud, he would have won the popular vote, which Hillary Clinton won by 2.9 million votes, or 2.1percentnt of the total.
We examined the expressions of CGN markers (PDE1C and GABAa6R) and found the cells in Math1-ES-derived EB outgrowths treated with Dox to be immunopositive for PDE1C (6.2±1.2%) and GABAa6R (9.8±1.1%), whereas none or scant numbers of such immunopositive cells were seen in the outgrowths without Dox (Supplementary Information, Supplementary Figure S3).
The scant number usually indicates that these bidders rarely complete transactions.
One caveat is the comparatively scant number of apps available in the Windows Marketplace.
Criticize it for the scant number of celebrity heads it mounted and stuffed for the steroid wall of shame.
A bit of bipartisan sisterly camaraderie was in order, given the still scant number of women in those ranks.
A scant number — 37 — were because the loan had been paid off, presumably because the borrower sold the house.
Azharī formed the new government in January 1954, and the southern Sudanese, who had received a scant number of positions in the new administration, felt increasingly marginalized.
But the scant number of apps available for it will be a real drawback and won't satisfy BlackBerry fans looking for an iPhone equivalent".
While the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that 1.4m tech jobs will be waiting for Stem graduates by 2020, The National Assessment of Educational Progress predicts a shortfall of nearly 1m vacancies, or 70%, based on the scant number of students majoring in Stem subjects.
This is particularly clear in the scant number of episodes, just a dozen or so over six seasons, in which Hannah, Marnie, Jessa, and Shoshanna have appeared as an ensemble.
