Sentence examples for meager output from inspiring English sources

In a year and a half of label existence, that is a meager output.

Though Ranney was best known for his frontier scenes, they constitute less than a third of his meager output of about 150 works.

A year after scoring only six runs in a three-game sweep by Arizona, the Cubs produced the same meager output in another early exit.

If any measure of quality is applied to such a comparison, as it must be, Bach was one of the most prolific composers who ever lived; that meager output from Cöthen, for example, includes the "Brandenburg" Concertos, the orchestral suites, other concertos and the astounding solo works for violin and for cello.

But no, had the Huffington Post diary not happened, I'd have quite happily rumbled on; my urge to share my hugely important thoughts confined to my meager output of columns, blog posts, freelance features and books.

In the decades that followed, Judge's meager output became hardcore punk 101 for much of the growing scene, which built upon their metal-tinged riffs and attitude.

The inning made up for the Mets' meager scoring output for Chen.

Excellent pitching and near-flawless defense compensate for a meager offensive output.

Piazza had just had his best game in weeks, ripping a pair of singles to lead a meager offensive output.

Theories abound regarding Rodriguez's meager power output, and he and the Yankees have dismissed any suggestions that his hip problem has affected his power.

The study area cover regions of poor socio-economic conditions, low rainfall, draught affected poor drainage density, meager agricultural outputs, and largely unexplored natural resources.