Sentence examples for fairly meager from inspiring English sources
Mr. du Pont, for instance, finished with a fairly meager 11 percent of the vote in 1988 — but this was better than his 4 percent standing in the polls at the time of the endorsement.
While the E.P.A. has offered to help bus owners pay for retrofitting, its resources for that purpose are fairly meager: $5 million for the nation, plus $20 million more it expects to receive soon.
The debate on Tuesday night between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush was watched by at least 46.6 million people, a fairly meager audience for a presidential debate, data from Nielsen Media Research shows.
Robert A. Baade, an economist at Lake Forest College in Illinois who specializes in sports, was more critical of the New York projects, saying that the public benefits are fairly meager in light of the large public investment.
Their dividends are fairly meager.
By now, the systems pharmacology approaches of AED discovery are fairly meager, but their forthcoming development is both a necessity and a realistic prospect, explored in this review.
But then again, the demands on it are pretty meager.
That meager-armed rookie ran a fairly simplistic spread in college and, because of the lockout, has not had much time to practice from his new pro playbook.
They seem to fit in fairly seamlessly, but unemployment is high and public services are meager.
