Sentence examples for now meager from inspiring English sources

Tax revenues from those industries are now meager as both limp out of the recession, and costs like bank recapitalizations have led to a rapid deterioration of Britain's public finances.

Most men do not work and many refuse to perform compulsory military service, devoting their days to learning Torah and living off what is now meager state support.

Lawmakers may yet be back next month, but for now the meager results show why lame-duck sessions often do not work.

That approach is now producing meager results on specific issues like ISIL; it may also put off a day of reckoning that could further shake the region.

Now even that meager livelihood is threatened by an ulcer that doubles him over in agony.

Instead, after five friendly days of talking, toasting and sightseeing in India, he will now make a meager five-hour stop here, enough time to meet with Pakistan's chief executive, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, and to address the nation on television.

Many of these barely-edited books, written in a colloquial style and the mishmash of Hindi and English known as Hinglish, are quickly outpacing sales numbers of Booker winners, selling hundreds of thousands of copies in a country where the benchmark for achieving best-seller status, until now, was a meager 5,000 copies.

It seems to be surprising that the feedback until now is quite meager.

By now, even those meager gains at the bottom have been mostly lost.

He lost these voters by 22pt in 2012 and now manages a very meager -40pt net approval from them.

(It has served that purpose and now feels like a meager cost-cutting measure, especially given that the place is quite swank).