Sentence examples for measly offer from inspiring English sources
Alex DeGroote at Panmure Gordon believes the rumoured £2bn price tag is "a measly offer" and puts the break-up value of Emap at around £10 a share.
Peter McKenna Liverpool Saudi Arabia's measly offer of some ground troops (mostly non-Saudi soldiers) to help in the Syrian crisis is shameful.
Allardyce added: "If somebody flirts around with a measly offer because he is in the last year of his contract, we would make more money by keeping him and finishing where we are in the league than selling him and putting our good season in jeopardy".
Toni Pearce, president of the National Union of Students said: "It's clear that the continuing pay dispute, over the measly pay offer to staff made by vice chancellors who are receiving pay raises of 8%, now risks causing significant disruption.
NUS president, Toni Pearce, said: "It's clear that the continuing pay dispute, over the measly pay offer to staff made by vice-chancellors who are receiving pay raises of 8%, now risks causing significant disruption".
It may be a money thing, in that we can only offer measly wages, but I suspect the parts simply aren't there.
Satisfaction with Barclays, Lloyds TSB and NatWest is lower than with any other bank in the survey, and all three offer measly rates of interest when your account is in credit (only 0.1percentnt on a balance of £1,000).
"Racism cost me hundreds of thousands," she said, "and the measly amount they offered is just insulting".
When he offered a measly amount she declined it, and said she would go to the Sun instead.
For fathers, Britain offers a measly two weeks of unpaid leave, whereas in Norway and Iceland, for example, more even division of work between parents is encouraged with "father quotas", a leave period reserved for dads on a "use it or lose it" basis.
Apple could open up this iCloud functionality to other apps as well, making it a key feature of the OS (but it is going to have to increase the free storage from the measly 5 GB it offers now).
