Sentence examples for meagre allocation from inspiring English sources
Britain fails to hand out even its meagre allocation of work visas.
Admittedly, this dedication to unity came some time after the selection of a 35,000-capacity ground for this year's final but the meagre allocation of tickets on offer to Liverpool season ticket holders – at least one in three will be disappointed – suggests Uefa's dedication to togetherness is questionable.
Such a meagre allocation was below what the Army needed to maintain its strength, and formations had to be disbanded.
The meagre annual allocation of 65,000 is usually filled within weeks, sometimes days.
Jürgen Klopp has said there is no point complaining about Liverpool's meagre ticket allocation for the Europa League final and that ticketless fans should head for Basel on 18 May.
27 All three completed trials appeared to be of good quality; however, details of allocation concealment were meagre (table 1).
Its heavy costs outweigh its meagre benefits, standing in the way of the market's efficient allocation of capital.
Compensation has been meagre.
What meagre compensation.
But donors' compensation is meagre.
