Sentence examples similar to scant short from inspiring English sources
And, if passed, many of the proposed stimulus measures may have scant short-term impact.Massive extra spending is increasingly unlikely.
With a few exceptions such as Harry Truman's surprise victory in 1948, which sent the S&P 500 tumbling almost four percent in one day America's elections generally have a scant short-term impact on financial markets.
Truly reformist thinking about how to use the best NHS leaders, let alone private contenders, to raise standards and control costs has been scant or short-lived.Mr Cameron also has some unedifying reasons for passing the buck.
Mr. Green had broken into our house and taken any image that featured the girls in scant clothing, shorts and a tank top, bathing suits, a nightie on Christmas morning.
The Rolls stretches 219.3in, a scant 3in shorter than those Suburbans.
There is scant information on short-selling.
Over the years the Camry has grown so that its wheelbase is now a scant 1.7 inches shorter than the Avalon's and offers just 2.6 inches less rear legroom.
Together at Last Far away from this year's Oscar scene, Kevin Kline was standing on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, his white shorts and light windbreaker offering scant protection from the chill blast blowing across the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
The 2014 index reveals that successful cases are scant due to the short-term and piecemeal approach of many institutions expected to drive change.
Right now scant difference exists between short- and long-term interest rates.
