Sentence examples for measly to from inspiring English sources
His salary, roughly $45 a month, was too measly to even call an insult, he said.
Perhaps cupcakes are too measly to get worked up about, pretty yet vacuous.
That is big enough to study, but too measly to have a gravitational field strong enough to hold the lander in place.
For many millions of people (particularly in America, where the phrase "cultural phenomenon" is too measly to describe the show's reach) she will for ever be Elaine Benes, the most achingly desperate of the Seinfeld quartet.
It's all very well and good for AT&T to donate a measly million to Girls Who Code, which aims to teach a million girls computer science by 2020, as it did a few weeks ago.
(Helping ecstasy's decline was its reduction in quality from 2005 to 2010, with pingers averaging a measly 20mg to 50mg of MDMA, as opposed to the 80mg to 100mg in 1988).
Instead, the acquisition enabled him to add a measly $1 billion to the top line.
That's why the "boost that warming temperatures may give to malaria is measly compared to the declines we've seen in the last century," says epidemiologist and lead author Peter Gething of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
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Say you're spending the majority of your measly salary to rent an actual garden shed to live in: You're going to be a bit all over the place, aren't you?
Brown's proposed 2016-17 budget adds a measly $800,000 to the Exide effort — enough to clean just 17 more homes.
