Sentence examples for most paltry from inspiring English sources

The Standard has the most paltry draft beer selection of the new gardens: only three.

Prisons are themselves warehouses of sexual violence, and women suffering abuse are more likely to be incarcerated than to see even the most paltry threads of "justice"- especially women of color.

Fewer than 12,000 people paid to see them play Dallas on Monday, the most paltry home crowd since the second game of Larry Bird's rookie year in 1979.

Test match attendances in most places are paltry and becoming paltrier.

Most forecasters expect paltry growth in the first half of this year.

For their troubles, most earn a paltry $14 a day, even as a commodities boom is generating far more earnings than in the past.

Certainly,it's true that the "evidence" is, by most historical standards, paltry, and the "mythicist" position is not to be sneezed at, if you can sneeze at a theological position.

Maybe that's a good thing – at least my applications were up to scratch – but when you've reached the final three for six different jobs and spent most of your paltry part-time wage on travelling to London, Reading, Tunbridge Wells, Leeds and Sheffield (for one of those jobs I had to go back three times) then it quickly becomes horrific.

The fund's 1.81% expense ratio will likely eat up most of the paltry return on that cash.

The 'if only they could see me now' angle to secret lab dancing really does offer a most welcome, if paltry, compensation for the sadness of being in work well beyond your usual packing up time.

Most offers have been paltry.Here, the Europeans have made some bold suggestions.