Sentence examples for meager stock from inspiring English sources

I'll also never stop hoping that my meager stock options will be worth something someday.

Their spat became more public when Ms. Greene complained about a meager stock options grant made ahead of the I.P.O. in a 2007 Fortune interview.

The U.S. spent heavily from its meager stock of good will to persuade the Pakistanis to set Davis free — pleading with a straight face that he was entitled to diplomatic immunity.

There is, however, more to him: he loves the rhythm-and-blues tunes of his youth but harbors a greater, secret love for B-western soundtracks; he closely watches his meager stock portfolio and scrupulously collects receipts for billing purposes, but is less scrupulous in his personal life; he is not quite the man he'd like to be, yet not quite as fallen as he imagines himself to be.

After all, a priori and analytic reasonings must start from basic axioms and rules, and for all we know a reflective mind may have an inexhaustible ability to find new truths and truth-preserving rules by a priori or analytic consideration of even a meager stock of concepts.

At an office supply and computer parts store here, salesmen are down to their last meager stocks of ink cartridges, computer disks and paper punches.

Now, they say that with their market growing, they resent having to break into their meager stocks to serve tourists, many of whom are more interested in buying T-shirts than wine.

The meager food stocks of the village had washed away.

That is hampering an economy struggling to better last year's meager growth, weighing on stock prices and subduing consumer spending.

That's a lot of mouths to feed, and Ms. Ziegelman details not merely how the Jews from Russia stocked their meager kitchens, but also how immigrants from Italy, Germany and Ireland did so as well.

That certainly seems to be a meager return, particularly given the stock market's fast start this year.