Sentence examples for far from paltry from inspiring English sources

When automatic stabilisers are accounted for, German fiscal activism is far from paltry.

This was the dish my colleague had railed about, but it turned out to be far from paltry.

It turns out that there are 15 to choose from and that measures are far from small despite the paltry three manat price tag.

Yes, Giroud had a bad miss against Chelsea, to go with similar errors in previous appearances, and a return of one goal from eight matches so far is paltry after an outlay of £13m.

Current, similarly, has suffered from paltry ratings.

The returns on Egypt's Toshka development in the desert to the west of the Aswan High Dam have thus far been paltry compared with the huge sums invested.The poor record of agricultural investment within the Middle East begs the question of how effective the investors from the region will be in their farming ventures elsewhere in the world.

Many commentators think that the scale of the improvements so far is paltry, given the huge amount of extra cash that has been spent.

But it's far too paltry an inducement to convince firms to add all the liabilities associated with taking on new employees.

The proceeds from privatisations, already scheduled to raise €50bn, have so far been a paltry €1.6bn from five transactions and the new programme envisages raising €19bn from 35 transactions.

Far from it in fact because in front of a paltry Hillsborough crowd of only 8,690, their run without a win was increased to 12 matches with the 2-1 defeat by Crystal Palace.

This is a far cry from the paltry statement Apple distributed last week, shortly after Maps became available and the outcry began to rise over bugs in the app.