Translation of "Scant evidence" in German

But there is scant evidence to support this view.

However, so far there is scant evidence for the link between climate change, environmental change, and migration.

In conclusion, there is scant empirical evidence to support the conventional wisdom.

Many vessels, some quite large, have disappeared without trace, or left scant evidence of their passing.

Many vessels, some quite large, have disappeared without a trace, or left scant evidence of their passing.

The law does not prohibit homosexual acts, only "habitual debauchery", of which there was scant evidence.

There is, however, scant evidence that the real problem holding back investment is excessively high wages (many corporations reduced overtime and benefit contributions, and even cut wages during the recession).

There is scant evidence that system changes had led to emission reductions in that period of time.

There is scant evidence that a majority in any favours further construction.

However, there is scant evidence placing human settlements in the area at the time of the floods, 12 to 13 thousand years ago.

Early autism treatment has been getting more attention, but it remains controversial because there's scant rigorous evidence showing it really works.

Practitioners of some of the more boastful branches of alternative medicine, who claim with scant evidence that they have the key to healthier living, have latterly added tinnitus to their lists.

They are keen to find agency around them, even given scant evidence.

Frankly anything less than an extension of Euro 80bn per month, irrespective of the duration, was likely to have been taken as such, with scant evidence of the inflation target being achieved during the forecast horizon.

There’s scant evidence any more of the sugarcane planted by the first settlers, and ruined windmills are all that’s left of a once-thriving wheat trade, which provided flour for ships calling in on the way to the Americas.

Deutscher argues in his book that 'there is scant evidence to show that any specific rules of grammar are prewired in the brain and there is no need to invoke genes in order to account for grammatical structures, because these can be explained more simply and more plausibly as the product of cultural evolution and as a response to the exigencies of efficient communication'.

The results of a study investigating prevention of embolic strokes of unknown cause (Hart et al) revealed scant evidence of benefits: contrary to hopes, the orally administered factor Xa inhibitor rivaroxaban, a blood thinning agent, proved no better than aspirin.

We see scant evidence of a European economic recovery, and consider that improvements in market appetite for Portuguese and Greek debt are a different point: The ECB's loose money policy has driven up prices of all sovereign bonds.