Sentence examples for scant subject from inspiring English sources

Ofsted's report, Religious Education: realising the potential, says the subject "plays a key role in promoting social cohesion and the virtues of respect and empathy, which are important in our diverse society" but it finds "many pupils leave school with scant subject knowledge and understanding".

Whatever else can be said about "Corporal Identity -- Body Language" at the Museum of Arts and Design, it can't be viewed as scanting its subject.

77 Although data are scant, these subjects are important for the compliance of the involved staff and trainees and the feasibility of implementing the assessment tools.

Indeed, school improvement agendas have been blamed for overemphasis on measurable test-scores with scant attention to subjects enhancing intergroup co-existence, e.g. peace education, human rights education or global citizenship (UNESCO 1996; Davies 2004).

The major drawback of all these studies are their short duration and the scant number of subjects included.

Research on the subject is scant.

Actual research on the subject is scant, and what exists offers conflicting evidence.

THE study also concluded that while the threat of cyberextortion was real and mounting, data and research about the subject were scant.

Although loosely conceived as a survey of images of New England from roughly 1850 to 1950, this hotchpotch of gilt-edged pictures offers scant insight into the subject, and no new research.

But Kline doesn't trust her carefully researched and appalling story of 1920s orphans swept off the streets of New York and sent to the Midwest, where their foster families were subject to scant official supervision.

But the gap between Mr. Bloomberg's ambitious plan and actually putting it in place is wide: Unlike the Police Department and the school system, the transportation authority is subject to scant influence by the mayor, who controls only 4 of 14 votes on the authority's board.