Sentence examples for scant paper from inspiring English sources

And among the self-employed, those who are doctors, lawyers or other highly paid professionals with scant paper trails — due to the fact that they provide a service and don't have a detailed inventory of inputs — tend to be the most agile tax evaders.

Unfortunately, once settled, I still find myself more perturbed by the person sitting next to me than the scant paper roll.

The extent of financial involvement from major corporations has been unclear, as there has been only a scant paper trail to examine.

As he correctly points out, contrary to one reader's claim that his newspaper's coverage has been "scant", the paper has actually been doing a thorough job of covering them.

There were a scant number of papers that mentioned the relationship between depression and SBI in a prospective way.

But the report is "deeply confused and deeply misleading", according to Richard Denniss, chief economist at the Australia Institute: "The paper pays scant attention to the health and social costs associated with coal mining and coal burning.

A more likely scenario than break-up is that the euro area finds ways around the absence of a central fiscal authority while stopping well short of a unified budget, for which there is scant political support.A forthcoming paper from the Centre for European Policy Studies, a Brussels think-tank, sets out some ideas about how this could be done.

But the white paper is scant on policy detail, instead laying out a series of goals.

With no papers and scant education and English skills, few could walk away from even the lousiest jobs.

"These scribbled papers, however scant, seem to be the only plan the UK government has and stand starkly in contrast to the very clear plans set out by first minister Nicola Sturgeon in the aftermath of the EU referendum.

Ms. Kagan's paper trail is scant, her academic writings painstakingly nonideological.