Examples of 'very scant' in a sentence
Meaning of "very scant"
very scant: This phrase describes something that is extremely limited, scarce, or insufficient in quantity
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Good practice in this regard was very scant.
Very scant information at this stage.
What safety they had was very scant.
It has very scant revenues which do not cover costs.
Provisions getting very scant.
Only very scant data are available for Ireland.
My knowledge of wine was very scant.
The atmosphere of the Moon is a very scant presence of gases surrounding the Moon.
This support is however very limited because our financial information is very scant.
Alòs de Balaguer has a very scant population.
The evidence on which indication of SFT for massive PTE is based is very scant.
Eroded surfaces have a very scant cover of Descurainia seedlings and Puccinellia tussocks.
Despite its importance, pressure often receives very scant attention.
However, it provided very scant information on the law in question.
But overall, the evidence on how temporary employment programs affect crime is very scant.
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Other than that, Amazon was very scant on details.
There is very scant information about Rabbi Bloch 's life.
The policy for the processing and marketing of fish, recently introduced, received very scant resources.
Of Christian charity how very scant you are, you Auld Lang Swine.
There are many other ancestry groups in San Juan, but they are very scant.
Very scant information at this stage, but, according to the press association.
So the knowledge about AIDS was very, very scant and minimal.
Unfortunately what is known for sure about Robert Giguère 's life in France is very scant.
The Complaint, however, is very scant on facts.
Sometimes, especially at the beginning, the record is very scant.
It 's got Crozier 's group a very scant few miles ahead of it Where?
It 's got Crozier 's group a very scant few miles ahead of here.
