Sentence examples for meager improvements from inspiring English sources
Yet the critique appears overly harsh in light of the meager improvements bought by the nation's investments in education today.
The meager improvements offer comfort to both sides in a scientific debate over the recent stagnation of Olympic performances and world records.
On the other hand, if the wonders of the new economy have been exaggerated, then we are in for another stretch of meager productivity growth and thus meager improvements in living standards for most Americans.
Nevertheless, setbacks bedevil even the most meager improvements.
But symbolic gestures and temporary appeasements make for meager improvements, not the real change residents of the Gulf and most watchdog groups like Public Citizen were expecting.
And, quite frankly, if 10,000 steps really remain, we ought to be running to the finish line after all these years of injustice ― not pausing to pat ourselves on the back about meager improvements that have been put in place.
That would be only a meager improvement from the 2 percent rise in 2012, a terrible year for global trade.
Observing the lack of improvement of Column C3 over Column C1 (or the meager improvement of C4 over C2), we conclude that there is minimal gain in sensitivity from considering only E. coli sequence that is alignable with S. typhi, when not actually using the aligned S. typhi sequence data.
With the financial crisis on Wall Street, free trade agreements, illegal immigration, a global economy and the ability of corporations to outsource American jobs, it will take Obama's entire first term to make any meager or noticeable improvements.
But prizes at least require people to aim for rational incentives: rich prizes for major breakthroughs; meager rewards for minor improvements.
Like the football phone or the Dick Tracy two-way wrist radio, humankind has always dreamt of melding two technologies together to create a synergistic improvement on our meager, exhausting existence.
