Sentence examples for scant practical from inspiring English sources
In political terms, however, the announcement has scant practical importance.
But the technology had come to be seen as a scientific oddity with scant practical potential when Dr. Baker was exposed to it in 1959 as a Fulbright fellow working under G.H.J. Broers, a Dutch scientist, at the Laboratory for Electrochemistry at the University of Amsterdam.
However, these trials to date provide a scant evidence base on which to build practical prevention programs for adults or to provide unequivocal evidence for the benefit of prevention programs outside of school environments.
Despite the prevalence of the ethnic gap in attainment in medicine, medical educationalists have struggled to explain it, and there is scant evidence to support the use of any practical measures to ameliorate it.
On the other hand, only scant data are presently available to assess the practical impact of the provisional prednisolone urinary limit of 5.0 ng/mL in cattle undergoing a pharmacological treatment with the glucocorticoid [ 19].
Welles made it on a B-movie budget but turned the practical constraints to artistic advantage, giving the scant sets a craggy primal barrenness that befits the ferocity of his vision.
Han scholarship was engrossed in the study of ancient classics and was dominated by Confucian scholars who had scant interest in Buddhist teachings that were unconcerned with the practical issues of moral and political life.
In the former, regulators loosen their grip on the economy, a signal of confidence to global markets.Finally, there is scant evidence that an on-off approach to capital controls is even practical.
