Sentence examples for scanty coverage from inspiring English sources
Cleveland's mayor, Michael R. White, took the step soon after a daily newspaper, The Plain Dealer, infuriated him with its scanty coverage of a mayoral groundbreaking ceremony for a new airport runway.
With insurers blaming drug makers for high prices and drug makers blaming insurers for scanty coverage, the two association chiefs have a kind of kind of trust-but-verify relationship.
In consideration of the relatively scanty coverage of GABBR2 and the small sample size in our earlier study, we conducted the current study with the goal of extending our previous results.
However, studies on continuous and global characteristic features of ionospheric plasma irregularities are very scanty due to the fact that the global coverage is difficult to obtain from ground-based observations.
The coverage of the negotiations by the Soviet Union and China has been scanty.
"Al-Jazeera's coverage of the Iranian election and its aftermath has been scanty by comparison to other hot topics in the region, such as Gaza," reported the embassy at the time.
However, studies reporting irrigation with magnetically treated water are scanty.
Act Up was clearly correct in assuming that extreme provocation and street theater were the surest way to glean media coverage -- it was too exciting to resist -- even if it was scanty and often condescending.
Prime minister Sir Anthony Eden Televisual coverage of the War of Eden's Ego has been, so far, inevitably rather scanty.
Strikes have been scanty.
