Sentence examples for scanty with from inspiring English sources
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.
In Kenya at the moment, downstream information regarding these circumstances remain scanty, with many smallholders being 'on their own', in spite of the imminent threats from shifting precipitation patterns, rising temperatures, and intensifying droughts.
Data from the developing world, in this regard are scanty, with details of the prevalence of the condition has just beginning to emerge.
I could not spare a man to take them back, so I put them into shell-holes with my men who made great fuss of them, sharing their scanty rations with them.
(Mr Obama, an admirer of Mr Chafee, did not endorse the Democratic nominee. The candidate said the president could "shove it").These gains, however, were scanty compared with the Republicans' victories.
You know the rest; in the Sunday dramatic sections you have read how Welles and Houseman, when the WPA cancelled the production, opened it under their somewhat scanty auspices, with no scenery, and the cast, to circumvent an Equity injunction, speaking their lines from seats in the orchestra.
It is a place of harsh extremes of climate: of long winters when blizzards drive down from the mountains and snow lies thick on the plains, of summers whose heat is relieved only by scanty rains, with drought biting deep into the soil, and dry winds stealing moisture from leaf and stem.
The area receives scanty rainfall with an average of 812 mm annually.
Sivakasi receives scanty rainfall with an average of 812 mm annually, which is lesser than the state average of 1008 mm.
Tiruvannamalai receives scanty rainfall with an average of 815 mm annually, which is lesser than the state average of 1008 mm.
In the absence of hCG treatment, Leydig cell cytoplasm was scanty compared with the conspicuous cytoplasm in Leydig cells from second-trimester grafts of hCG-treated animals (Fig. 3A).
