It seemed not to faze her that her scanty look would raise eyebrows.
Not that the scanty works arranged around them don't do their best to conjure the art world's sordidness.
The share of public spending in GDP is high for a country with a tiny defence budget, a young (and thus healthy) population and jobless benefits that are scanty by the standards of rich countries in continental Europe.Some observers of Ireland's troubles reckon the attempt to tackle the deficit with austerity measures is self-defeating.
Until recently, molecular characterization of MLN was mainly based on cytogenetics/fluorescence in situ hybridization, allele copy number, and mRNA expression, approaches that yielded scanty gene mutation information.
It is, of course, possible that apparently scanty apoptosis at any given time could be of considerable biological importance since apoptotic cells are rapidly destroyed or removed by macrophages.
"Given the scanty resources that have been committed to corporate crime enforcement, I think the government's leveraging of its prosecution power from corporations and their lawyers has been critically important," said Daniel C. Richman, professor of law at Columbia and a former assistant United States attorney in New York.
The German painter Joachim von Sandrart, the artist's fervent admirer and first biographer (Teutsche Akademie, 1675), was responsible for preserving some of the scanty information that we have about the artist, as well as naming him, erroneously and from an obscure source, Grünewald.
The preliterary form can only be guessed at, and even the surviving fragments of the playlets of Epicharmus, a 5th-century-bce writer of comedies, yield only the scanty information that his mimes were concerned with scenes of daily life or with mythological travesty.
This concept of HRQL was not commonly practiced in the Middle East as reflected by the scanty data that came from this region.
One piece of evidence for that is the scanty list of so-called achievements Bush is claiming.
