Sentence examples for scant statistics from inspiring English sources

Anecdotally it appears that cases of sexual assault and harassment are becoming more common in Egypt, though there are scant statistics from previous decades to use as a comparison.

The scant statistics available indicate that approximately five percent of the world's refugees and asylum seekers may in fact be fleeing their countries because they are LGBTI.

There are scant cross-regional statistics on home ownership, but in LAC the home ownership rates are higher on average than in the rest of the developing world (Bouillon 2012).

Statistics are scant and unreliable.

The rape of disabled women is a significant problem in parts of Africa, although statistics are scant.

Though historical statistics are scant, experts said the precipitous decline probably had few if any equals in modern times.

Statistics are scant regarding cell phone safety in cars, and there's some suspicion that the core problem is cell-phone conversations, not hand-held cell phones per se.

Hard statistics are scant, but many companies say they see anecdotal evidence that when benefits are available quickly, vacancies are filled faster and turnover among new employees is lower.

Although current statistics are scant, anecdotal evidence suggests this hugely profitable activity may be expanding, nurtured by a toppling of trade barriers and a siphoning of law enforcement resources to fight terrorism.

The power biter is driven by a strong need for autonomy.... ...... Statistics are scant on biting, away from the football pitch and boxing ring ("I guess any part of the body is up for eating," Evander Holyfield, the boxer whose ear was beaten in the ring by Mike Tyson,  tweeted) but a local investigation last October suggested teeth are often used as weapons.

Vulnerable to exploitation The number of disabled children throughout the world is very difficult to estimate because statistics are scant and definitions of disability vary widely.