Sentence examples similar to scant printed from inspiring English sources
Until September 1995, when its Web site went up, it relied mainly on printed calendars, scant advertising and word-of-mouth.
There are a scant five starters on the menu, but from the printed specials list we ordered bison sausage, which turned out to be very dense and rough cut.
The proof that inflation was so damaging is scant and beyond the print, coal, rail and motor industries, British trade unions were pretty weak and pliant.
They get a 25% margin a $1.75 markup on a $7 set of prints, with scant investment of capital.
Somehow, the conservancy's ongoing accomplishments barely made it to print in a scant portion of a single sentence in your article, but its author's vitriolic attention was fully engaged by harmless polo chatter and the maunderings of bitter divorcées.
Both of these films share an antecedent in The Terminator (1984) which saw a machine-gun toting Arnold Schwarzenegger showing scant regard for the small print in his motel greeting pack.
Ten years in the making, it received scant notice in England and was out of print in both countries by the time Lowry died in 1957.
His paper was rejected by top Western journals on the grounds that it didn't follow ethics rules and presented scant science, but that April it found its way into print in an obscure English-language publication in Beijing.
