Sentence examples for scant will from inspiring English sources

The introduction of freedom, however scant, will keep workers happy for only so long, however.

What should we do, especially in the midst of government downsizing and scant political will to raise revenues?

A system of unfair trials and scant review will necessarily assure that more of the guilty are convicted, but at the same time more of the actually innocent will be joining them behind bars.

And in the current harsh economic climate, as local incomes fall and new college graduates struggle to land jobs, there has been scant political will to broach what has been a delicate topic.

Still, it is true that there is scant political will in America to follow welfare reform with a revamp of America's housing and education policies, even at a time of economic prosperity.

The Veneno Roadster – of which a scant nine will roll out of Lamborghini's factory in Sant'Agata Bolognese – packs a 6.5-litre V12 engine producing 739 horsepower.

The information on this topic is relatively scant and will be briefly discussed below.

Additional details on the government filing are still scant — we'll update as there's more.

Party coverage is scant, though that will probably change in time.

Barack Obama's deadline for statehood is barely seven months away with scant sign it will come to fruition.

Scant job growth will mean lower wages, meaning slower consumer spending, meaning less demand for new bars and clubs and stores and luxury apartments.