Sentence examples for meager less than from inspiring English sources
Even though Time Warner has said that it will hang on to Time, Fortune, Sports Illustrated and Money, the profits from those Olympian sounding titles are meager, less than 10 percent of the division.
The attack on "smart power" it describes is an attack on using meager resources (less than one percent of the U.S. budget) to prevent conflict, help societies develop market economies and democratic government, and bring humanitarian relief when people suffer the consequences of natural disaster or war.
Same goes for Blood Diamond, produced for a reported $100 million, though it ultimately grossed a meager $171 million, less than shlockfest Scary Movie 4. DiCaprio is just one of the superstar dropouts from the Celebrity 100 this year.
Mr. Khalid said he simply could not make the rent on his meager salary of less than $40 a month as a police officer.
Six years had losses or meager gains of less than 5%.
In particular, U.S.-based startups saw meager funding, with less than $7 million invested in early-stage prospects that described themselves as dating companies.
It costs a meager $4.43 — far less than other breathalyzer gadgets — and it seems to work although it tops out at a 0.05 blood alcohol content (BAC) reading, so you'll never really be quite sure if you're over the 0.08 limit in most states.
Yet "Transmorphers" had its own kind of success, earning back its meager production costs in less than three months.
Correlations between staffing intensity and numerous other program characteristics with functional gain were meager, each accounting for less than 2% of variance.
"With meager resources, an inadequate military culture and a weakening, less-than-reliable Soviet patron, Syria was in no position to maintain its policy of conventional parity.
