Sentence examples for it's paltry from inspiring English sources
Others say it's paltry – especially compared to Australia's colossal £84 million.
Sure, some use cash to evade tax, but it's paltry compared to the tax avoidance schemes Google and Facebook have employed.
That doesn't seem to be happening yet the UK – depressingly the government is now rowing back on even it's paltry funding commitments for cycling – but I don't think a toll track along the Thames, or lanes in the sky or underground, offer any more of a solution.
The next week it's paltry ratings at ABC.
"In the scheme of what is spent on international security at present, it is paltry.
It is paltry consolation that such a strike, taking out a city or two, would not cause the devastation of a nuclear war between superpowers.
But it is paltry compared with the deluge needed for irrigation and agriculture, which accounts for 85.5 percent of Colorado's water use.
It is paltry record for a player of such immense talent who, like Mauresmo, possesses one of the most sublime one-handed backhands in the world.
Again, across all countries scale-up is not only slow, it is paltry when compared with the 80% coverage level to achieve by 2015.
