Sentence examples for scant possibility from inspiring English sources

The fact that they aren't given much chance of passage raises a question, not about unredeemable bottles but about the scant possibility of redeemable politicians.

Miller responded that Kuhn was not trying to be friends: he was trying to "pick my brains," and "there was scant possibility of reciprocity in that department".

Due to price and limited availability of the platinum group metal (PGM) catalysts they currently employ, PEM electrolyzers have scant possibilities of being employed in large-scale hydrogen production.

They would be laughable, except a major party has nominated him for president, and his name will appear on the nation's ballots, giving potential, however scant at the moment, to the possibility of his election.

These data are scant and spotty but suggest the possibility that at least some recovery may occur from the effects of long-term exposure to styrene.

Our scant understanding admits a number of possibilities.

However, only scant attention has been paid to this possibility in the Anglo-American literature (Williams 1999; Audi 2005).

And even that scant 20percentt is in question; there's a possibility it was executed by Leonardo's assistants, meticulously trained to mimic his style, and not by the old master himself.

Soon after the Cup races in Valencia last year, there were 12 challenges received, but 15 months later the possibilities of this number materialising are scant.

With a scant budget to overcome the misperception, Toolworks is exploring the possibility of licensing its technology, perhaps to another Baltimore tool company, Black & Decker.

However, research is scant on this topic and more research is necessary to substantiate this possibility.