Sentence examples for comparatively meagre from inspiring English sources

Parsons's work has been criticized for several reasons, not least for the comparatively meagre attention he paid to inequalities of power, wealth, and other social rewards.

One of the reasons that coaches have been reluctant to work with women is that the potential payoff is so comparatively meagre.

The new game retains the series' trademark gore and "Fatality" moves, but this is a much more polished brawler than before, with a wealth of content for the lone scrapper that embarrasses the comparatively meagre single-player offerings of its peers.

The more profound questions for the Olympic legacy, aside from whether Sport England can effect a genuine shift in the nation's sport habits with its comparatively meagre budget, come as a result of the further cuts to local authority budgets that will inevitably lead to pressure on faciltiies and community sport programmes.

This is illustrated by the fact that the company spends $39bn per annum to search for new oil and gas reserves, while its average annual investment in research and development for safety, prevention and spill response is a comparatively meagre $20m.

Without any deduction, victims could be awarded up to £27,000 – after deduction, that turns into a comparatively meagre £8,423.

Tunisia's natural resources are relatively meagre.

The Artist, in contrast, earned a relatively meagre $133m £82mm).

Comparatively, it is understandable that the German economic injection has been viewed as meagre.

Compensation has been meagre.

What meagre compensation.