You should take the time to read the whole thing, but the nub is this: there is legitimate criticism of Israeli government policy, and then there is the international anti-Zionist movement, and the two bear scant relation to one another.
A scant three or four hands went up.
All work is guaranteed, whether done as mail-in service or in-store drop-off, which can be turned around in a scant two or three days.
I spend a scant five or six hours with a novel, sometimes only a little over an hour with a collection of poetry.
At first, the publishers worried about the scant profit margin — probably three to five cents per book.
Much needs to be done to re-reform the freshly deregulated financial system that took a scant ten years to bring us all to our financial knees.
In 1807, he read Mercy Otis Warren's three-volume "History of the Rise, Progress, and Termination of the American Revolution," a twelve-hundred-page book that devoted a scant four pages to the character of one John Adams.
According to Paivio (1971), the 1920s and 1930s (when Watson's influence was at its height) were "the most arid period" for imagery research, but Kessel (1972) reports that even through the 1940s and 1950s a scant five references to imagery are to be found in Psychological Abstracts.
After all, it was just a scant four days and forty pages ago* that I announced to everyone how crazy I was about you.
"Don't underestimate her," said Anna Wintour, among the many editors and retailers who have embraced her, pointing out that Ms. Beckham has managed, in a scant four seasons, to shed her dubious standing as the girl least likely to succeed.
