The DNC is up in arms at a brief piece in The Politico that linked Barack Obama to Roman Polanski through a scant $34,000 worth of donations that were given to the Obama campaign and the Democratic party by people who were tangentially related to Polanski.
For many years, Mr. Hill had a meager output, publishing a scant 200 pages' worth of verse from 1952 to 1994, when his first volume of collected poetry appeared.
Once skinned and cut in half or thirds, the tomatoes amounted to a scant two cups' worth (450 ml by volume); use more or use less, as you like.
Is this place, which is without electricity (except for batteries) and has scant food or water, worth living in or not, the film wonders.
The New York Times Co. is worth a scant $814.8 million because it just presents information, rather than making it interactive and personal.
The team represents a scant 4% of his $22.5 billion net worth.
BEST: Scant bidding and occasional gems make this site worth a regular look by beginners and bargain hunters.
Its information centre is well worth a look, even if there's scant mention of the brouhaha swirling around it.
Of the Indian election, in which more than eight hundred million people are eligible to vote, but which has received scant U.S. cable-news coverage, he said, "If this story isn't worth covering, then nothing is worth covering".
But many specialists say there is scant evidence that the anesthetic helps enough to make it worth the cost.
In this sense, scant scientific literature is available, and only two instruments are worth of mention: an instrument that is based on an orthodox theoretical approach to MI: the Motivational Interviewing Skills Code: MISC [ 14], and its synthesized version -more applicable-, the Motivational Interviewing Treatment Integrity or MITI [ 15].
