Sentence examples for scanty only from inspiring English sources

Precipitation in the depression is scanty, only 0.6 1.2 inches (16 30 mm) per year.

The literature on these techniques is scanty; only two of the 13 studies that met inclusion criteria were considered high quality; CT scans were not generally used to evaluate fusion, deformity correction was inconsistent, and complication rates were high.

However, the available data to support this hypothesis is not only scanty but indirect.

For the early Iron Age (c. 400 bc c. ad 1) the finds are also relatively scanty, showing only sporadic contacts with the La Tène culture, but they become more abundant from the Roman Iron Age (c. ad 1 400) onward.

Subjective symptoms were scanty, and only a small proportion had elevated serum C-reactive protein levels.

Bulgarian music sometimes gets going at 9 or 10 p.m., and though the trend toward pop-folk may not be sophisticated (note the scanty outfits and only slightly less scanty singing talent) but people get up and dance, in couples or in a long line with the singer in front.

Only scanty leftovers remain for increasing voter turnout and participation among minorities and in poor communities.

The New Testament offers only scanty points of departure for that development.

Only scanty bits of information are available about the few years that Duccio lived after the completion of the Maestà.

On Thursday, Guy Vassall-Adams, for the three media organisations, told the court that prosecutors had reluctantly given only "scanty" reasons explaining the miscarriage of justice.

Details of a possible bid were pretty scanty, with the only rumour being that it was pitched at £6 a share, valuing the group at £17bn.