Sentence examples for scant records from inspiring English sources

Jefferson's favorite vining beans wind up a variety of sturdy cedar structures, which are an extrapolation from the scant records he left about arbors and other supports.

On assuming responsibility for the finances of the Thomas Road ministries, the businessmen found that the scant records the church did have were in a state of confusion.

However, they left scant records of their voyages, and many of the places they visited had to be rediscovered by others.

Most farms in the area limit themselves to building mobile homes for migrant workers, and the agency had scant records that it had even required permits for those.

Today, he's convalescing at home on Morton Street as the scant records of his provenance are submitted to the powers that be, perhaps never to see his name in the Guinness Book.

But the aunt's current, court-appointed financial guardian, Robert Kruger, told a Manhattan judge yesterday that Justice Garson kept scant records of how the money was spent, despite a law requiring him to do so as her trustee.

His scant record of achievement at the national level proved less important to voters than his embodiment of change.

The idea that four poorer countries with scant record of co-operation, even on simple things, can finance and build something so costly and complex seems a stretch.

Except for a handful of absent-minded college professors and an occasional inventor, American literature had a rather scant record of American eccentricity.

And in the mid-1990's, management struggles destabilized Warner, often leaving executives with scant recording-business experience running the music division.

Much of that time has been spent with her former band, the Jealous Girlfriends, whose career stalled in a newfangled way: songs on "Grey's Anatomy" but scant record sales.