scanty

So far as one can tell from the scanty evidence available they had been something short of that.

In other states its population is scanty and very rare.

Has the harvest then been anything but scanty for five years?

The notices of his personal life in these years are scanty.

What have I ever had from you but hard tasks and scanty pay?

Is a scanty portion of the earth the great Church?

He could not save them out of his scanty wage.

The bird was large enough to provide a scanty meal.

Information about its origin is scanty, but a lot of the material came with the party.

After a rather scanty education, he entered his father's business, but later took a farm.

They are scanty and tell the reader little, just like my own records.

Answer: The choice is scanty, and the books that exist are not easy to find.

The notice on the news was scanty, but sufficient from our point of view.

The infant's hair was scanty, but in color much the same as mine.

But normal problems at other times can also cause scanty blood flow.

Jack filled him in on the scanty information they had already obtained.

She nodded in embarrassment, looked down at the scanty floor between them.

The scanty hairs rose on the back of Paul's head.

She was not willing to concede this on the scanty evidence.

In spite of the modern methods, the results were scanty.

The space is too scanty to compensate for the violation.

Beneath this scanty number was little in the way of underwear.

In fact, he received scanty attention and some considered him incomprehensible.

The population was small in 1207 and remained scanty for a long time afterwards.

This view has been given scanty consideration in the research committee's report under discussion.