Sentence examples for where scant from inspiring English sources

Determining the percentage of each commodity being stockpiled is difficult, especially in China, where scant data are released.

Environmentalists, for their part, sucked in their stomachs and put twenty thousand acres of old-growth spruce, hemlock and cedar on the chopping block - mostly on Prince of Wales Island, where scant old growth remains - in exchange for protection of other old-growth sections.

I love being in this part of the world where a scant and scattered population makes an odyssey out of work-a-day services such as trains, post and doctors.

The nomads principally inhabit the valleys of Atakor (the highest areas of the Ahaggar) and graze camels and goats where the scant rainfall is enough to support a steppelike growth of grasses.

Disclosure might have prevented persecution in cases where evidence was scant, he said.

It could well be the future in areas where water is scant or pollution concerns are elevated.

Still, that hasn't stopped outside observers from imputing scandal where there is scant evidence for one.

In countries where regulation is scant, annual interest charges can top 220 percent and consumers cannot seek bankruptcy protection.

People in Bujumbura, the drowsy capital, where there is scant military presence, speak of a sense of relief.

Many of these voters live in non-urban areas, where there is scant access to non-government media".

In the euro area, where there is scant evidence of wage inflation and extreme weakness in the periphery economies, the ECB should not raise rates.