Sentence examples for scant use from inspiring English sources

Such firepower proved of scant use.

Conventional explanations of the country's scant use of wind and solar energy have centered on cost.

But that kind of information is of scant use to the family and friends of Clément Méric.

Yet with all of this, the country has made surprisingly scant use of solar energy at home.

When she noticed that their cellphone bill was more than $100 a month — for relatively scant use — a red flag went up.

The administration has in part blamed its scant use of commutations, compared with other presidents, on this mass of paperwork and the criteria for applications.

The cautions have had scant effect: Use of the drugs has risen among older people, even though they are particularly vulnerable to the drugs' ill effects.

Because information is scant, authors use "trio information", i.e., between one ortholog and two co-orthologs.

Yet the Government Accountability Office GAOO) has written two scathing reports on the scant data used in promulgating the rule and the Southern Poverty Law Center has released reports documenting the already harrowing musculoskeletal injuries poultry workers are subjected to.

There are scant reports using single round PCR based detection of H. pylori after therapy.

But it seems we are not the only ones to use scant evidence to reach plausible conclusions that turn out to be entirely wrong.