Sentence examples for meager attempts from inspiring English sources

Both, our meager attempts at access.

The story reveals were meager attempts at creating deep mythos and a multi-franchise build.

It's hard to fathom that anyone who supports full equality believes these meager attempts are really worth keeping the Senate in the hands of the GOP.

Several meager attempts at chants by the collected alt-right fizzled out as quickly as they emerged, and shouts meant to provoke the protesters never reached the ears they were meant for.

In a meager attempt to nudge companies to authorize more compassionate use cases, the federal right-to-try bill offers companies immunity from legal recourse should drug-related adverse events occur.

On Sunday, the New York Times reported that an intelligence official and general who has since been fired in what looked like a meager attempt at damage control was among a group of Saudi officials who broached international assassinations in private-sector meetings last year.

Yet political candidates campaign -- and win -- on promises of reducing taxes on companies and muzzling even meager regulatory attempts to harness corporate actions in ways that limit the damage to society.

It's a huge payoff for the meager effort.

Even if the town's lone Internet provider is having a bad day, they can load CD-ROM's with interactive, multimedia electronic textbooks by Tomsk's leading physics professors -- which also allows them to see their professors, even though meager megabytes have thwarted videoconferencing attempts They can also conduct independent electronic laboratory experiments.

Following war with the United States in the 1970s, farmers started a second crop, and then a third in an attempt to increase meager incomes.

I simply love it when staid science furrows its brow, digs deep into the shallow gene pool that is the young, massively entitled, hormonally engorged, eternally baffled college-aged American animal, and attempts to examine his meager brain, draw out something resembling actual substance, evaluate it, quantify it and then claim it as some sort of valuable truism.