Some of them were even melted down for their meager content of lead in World War II, according to Kuharic.
The most general and schematic categories are those with the most meager content, and they are therefore those that change less (A.27b).
In fact, things got so bad that some studios melted down their old films, believing a print's meager silver content more valuable than whatever artistry contained in the movie itself.
Advertising, seen as a way to finance the delivery of books, video, news and other content, remains meager despite years of boosterism about its potential.
I was too rabid to be content with these meager offerings, and so I filled up the spaces with all of the tie-in novels that existed.
And she doesn't understand why Rachel is content to earn a meager salary helping women who want abortions.
Every generation of young New Yorker finds its own way to squander its meager earnings, and this one seems content to spend the money it makes on expensive, curated food with little sense that it is really squandering anything at all.
Viewing this, several critics have referred to the "dumbing down" of aspirations, meaning Americans may be more content than before with meager offerings.
Third, unless EU institutions are able to guarantee some degree of access and portability to the entitlements of the welfare state in areas such as health care, education, pensions, and other benefits, which remain mostly provided at the national level the content of EU citizenship will remain meager compared with Member State citizenship.
While Steve Wynn and Sheldon Adelson spent billions building megaresorts on adjacent land on the Vegas Strip, Ruffin remained an outsider, content to run the dingy Frontier for meager profits while the value of the ground beneath it swelled.
The money would be raised mostly by selling Copia's meager remaining physical assets, like artwork, wine, kitchen equipment and the contents of the gift shop.
