Sentence examples for those scant from inspiring English sources

What does she do in those scant moments when she is neither working nor with her family?

As The Times's obituaries editor for the last decade, I spend a good part of my time huddling with colleagues to select those scant few.

Round and round she goes, repeating ad infinitum those scant details she is willing to tell us, while stubbornly avoiding the basic facts: all the things the reader really wants to know, the scaffolding on which most other writers would have built their narrative.

Within those scant reports, though, there are some truly incredible stories.

For part of the journey, Piccard used Sana Health technology to put him to sleep in flight, and to sleep as deeply as possible during those scant moments.

Most of their revenue flows from those scant and small ads on the sides of search results pages, which it turns out is powering the greatest competition in the computer business.

One of those is the scant supply of raw materials required to make them, a supply that is unlikely to meet future energy storage demands, according to Prof Thomas Maschmeyer, co-founder of the University of Sydney spin-off company Gelion.

But the Council gave those arguments scant attention on Wednesday as it approved the planned tower, known as 15 Penn Plaza, on Seventh Avenue, opposite Madison Square Garden and Penn Station.

One option for those with scant or marred credit is a secured credit card, offered by some banks and credit unions.

Tales and displays of violence, blood and horror rang true, answered a need, on some deep, angry level that maybe only those with scant power or capital, regardless of their age, can understand.

The resulting suffering brought fierce criticism of Myanmar's civilian leader, the Nobel peace prizewinner Aung San Suu Kyi, by those with scant understanding of her limited powers in a country still dominated by generals.