Sentence examples for scant reference to from inspiring English sources

The catalog, a hefty collection of essays, makes scant reference to individual images.

There is, however scant reference to this resource relative within urban forest patches.

Obama's popularity ratings have fallen dramatically since January, when Obama make scant reference to immigration reform in his State of the Union speech.

The Queen made only scant reference to her obscenity-laden tirade on Thursday, in which she reamed the Scots for even considering breaking away from the United Kingdom.

I would say that one of the highest priorities of any such strategy ought to be creating good new jobs, but Cable's speech made scant reference to employment.

The museum itself, which now makes scant reference to Lee's Civil War days, must also critically engage with the offenses of a man who is the hero of plenty of children's books sold in the gift shop.

With the exception of Factory's co-founder Alan Erasmus (who's not interviewed), there are scant references to any non-white people.

There are scant references to Steinbrenner's later pardon by President Ronald Reagan and nothing on his turbulent career as the Yankees' owner.

Among the scant references to Bernard's life is an unconfirmed tradition that described him as a native of England or Brittany who became a monk at the Abbey of Saint-Sauveur d'Aniane, in central France.

The S-1 makes scant references to fraud and refunds, though it does show reserves of about 4% of revenue for refunds.

No meaningful justification was given for Boole's adoption of this new foundation, it was not given a special name, and the scant references to it in the rest of the book were usually rather clumsily stated.