Sentence examples for meagre experience from inspiring English sources

I felt honoured to be allowed in as an amateur Palladio with my meagre experience but Futurist hopes".

He's lean, with a pale, unmarked face that suggests meagre experience of the world, and at first he looks too young for the part.

His meagre army experience is held up by some as evidence of his weakness in defence.

Despite Bishop's meagre teaching experience, the college was happy to offer her the job on the strength of Lowell's recommendation and the National Book Award bestowed on her "Complete Poems," in 1970.

The political class that touts its empathy has no real experience of meagre wages and unemployment.

The other economic variables, household income and skilled and unskilled labour income experience a meagre but positive growth rates with tariff reduction.

But it is fair to describe their experience as a fairly meagre success given its costs, and their model of recovery simply cannot save the euro area.

Amid pervasive poverty and meagre material resources, African countries generally experience serious HRH constraints and shortfalls that result in precarious provisioning of and access to Western or allopathic health care for their populations.

The meagre sources indicate, however, that Kiev experienced nothing like the complex and highly regulated legal and economic relationships associated with feudalism in western Europe.

But this tradition is increasingly more difficult to secure, as we experienced during last year's meagre season Can you imagine the UK Greens issuing a similar statement, one that warns of dwindling supplies and hints at worse to come, but at the same time recognizes that the end result itself is really rather yummy?

If you're applying for a teaching role at a less research-intensive university, then do I really want to wade through seven or eight pages of information about your research experience before I get to a meagre section on your teaching?