Sentence examples for little recompense from inspiring English sources

Scarce Irish public resources were diverted to the great cause of saving the euro – with little recompense from the EU.

And for the children who survived, it is little recompense for being stricken with the disease and the loss of much of their childhood.

Despite chasing the firm's refrigerated-cargo vessels around the world's ports with court orders and threatening the Restis family with legal action, bondholders have had little recompense.

These poems may display an increased pithiness or impressively novel phrasing, but this offers little recompense to the reader already familiar with Polley's poetry.

After a World Cup that netted FIFA more than $3 billion, the clubs complain that the national teams get too much access for too little recompense to the clubs who pay the players' wages.

This year alone a prominent anti-logging activist was murdered, a teenage girl was killed by the police during an eviction and 13 women were jailed, and later freed, for protesting against a concession that cost them their homes with little recompense.

But there has been a small recompense (with the emphasis on small).

The recently built memorial to honor those who died in the massacre at Palmnicken, now the Russian town of Yantarny, is small recompense in a world that seems to have learned so little from these tragedies.

As a small recompense, two posts today.

A knighthood in 1983 was small recompense.

That will be small recompense for the sublime wisdom he has imparted.