Sentence examples for insultingly small from inspiring English sources

Spotify and Pandora have sparked protests from artists who find their royalty payments insultingly small.

In 1992 George Bush senior beat Pat Buchanan by an insultingly small margin for a sitting president; this was to be a warning of disaster to come.

OK, it's a restaurant for rich people, but does there really have to be so insultingly small a range of choices below an already steep £40?

Unions representing more than 100,000 NHS staff are threatening strike action in protest against what they say are insultingly small pay rises following the government's decision to backtrack on its promised 1% increase for all personnel.

In particular, the popular outcry over what will be seen by most Romanians as an insultingly small offer to Peter's survivors will prompt renewed calls, with much more potential popular support, for the rapid withdrawal of Romanian troops from Iraq.

Officials from the university's two main unions -- Local 34, the clerical workers' union, and Local 35, the technical and service workers' union -- accuse Yale of refusing to budge from a contract offer that they say would provide insultingly small pensions.

Little Mosque on the Prairie insultingly treated small towners as racists, but it was OK because in the world of Little Mosque, racism wasn't a social and economic problem that manifested itself in systematic discrimination and prejudice, it was a harmless symptom of small-town eccentricity that could easily be cured by the tolerant values of a big city liberal.

He said that over the years, he rejected offers to record with small band ensembles at insultingly low budgets.

In 1998 he turned down an offer of $165m as insultingly low.

But he said he was offered an "insultingly low" bonus of £2,500 - 20 times less what white colleagues received.

I get offers all the time for my tickets that are insultingly low.