But good data are scattered and hard to come by.

His mind was scattered from one end of the world to the other.

He needed a live one, and the dead were scattered all about him.

He hit one or two men and the rest scattered.

The rest of us are scattered up and down the earth.

They should be scattered along the level just before him.

Students of these schools are scattered all over the world.

The family members are now scattered all around the world.

Population in the area is scattered and less 1000 people.

They was scattered all over when we come in the place.

They were well scattered and coming in at a dead run.

The rest scattered, most of them away from the meeting room.

Those who had scattered were too far away to hear.

They're scattered all over the country and outside of it.

There are some all together, like us, and a few just scattered.

"But people began scattering, the police were called and the guy left."

The American were scattered and not in any position to fight.

Later on they have scattered at different places all around the world.

They were scattering and he let them have it again.

With my men scattered we could be caught between them.

Rather we were scattered in a country that was left much to itself.

The light comes into the air from the sun and then is scattered to our eyes.

The words scattered on the floor of the picture are from the same book.

"I am too old to leave this sort of thing scattered around the house."

There's another phone to his left, and three more scattered around the office.

He was a young man, despite a scatter of white in his dark hair.

The problem, as pointed out, is the scatter of data available.

It looked like a scatter of black pepper against the white.

He said the results of the weak scatter market were not yet clear.

She knew the scatter order was coming, and he opened his mouth to give it.

Below was a scatter of books and a coffee cup.

The remaining time will be sold during the 2003-4 season in what is known as the scatter market.

They sell the remainder during the season, in what is called the scatter market.

The next alternative, at 20 percent, was buying time after the season gets under way, in what is known as the scatter market.

They fire a few warning shots and the people in the street around scatter.

They were little more than a scatter of twisted sticks now.

It's finding the best straight line through the scatter plot.

She had a thin scatter of data points far from what theory predicted.

He estimates that the scatter problem occurs at least once a month, sometimes more.

It has been used in artistic displays, and as scatter.

Every vote had a scatter factor larger almost than the number of votes.

The other, sitting in a scatter of blocks, looked quickly toward the door, grinning.

But perhaps the most popular feature, among students at least, is the scatter graph for each college.

We're probably far enough south to miss most of it, but there may be quite a scatter effect."

Then it tumbled to the floor, a scatter of junk.

Finally, he stopped and peered from a scatter of fallen rock.

The road was lined with small houses, a scatter of others on the grass beyond.

Forward and right angle light scatter were used to gate debris.

Use a scatter dice to determine which direction he moves in.

There were more people to be seen now, and I walked among the scatter of stranded vehicles in the road.

Could they see you with all those tiny, scattered eyes?

"But only a scattered number of new ones are being built."

One reason is that there are only a few scattered studies on the subject.

"He has turned a scattered people into a nation and led them back to a homeland."

In fact, a small, scattered movement is beginning to stir.

She brought her scattered attention to bear on the immediate problem.

Only a few scattered survivors made it back to tell their story.

In the 4th century there are scattered references to his life and work.

"A state of scattered territories will not work," he said.

It was a pity that she and her friend could only find a few scattered hours to be alone.

The sky was dark now, and bright with scattered stars.

Since then, other scattered populations have been observed in the state.

Just a few scattered friends and followers of a familiar or local name.

Only a scattered few held their ground, but these men bore weapons.

As if at a distance, she heard the few scattered cheers which went up.

All power, except for a few scattered cases, was expected to be restored by early today.

All along the front scattered groups of men stuck to their guns.

Large, scattered drops of rain began to fall around and on them.

Not always having congregation, they begin with scattered people and shape them into a community.

In 1984 several scattered buildings and a church remained at the site.

The farther east she went, the more scattered and dark the buildings became.

Heller started to make his way through the scattered field once more.

A recent Sunday evening started out with a few scattered delays.

The Government said there had been only scattered fighting in the province.

To the scattered flowers everywhere that said, We are your bed.