Sentence examples for paltry data from inspiring English sources

"The study has to be done in a lot more systematic manner," says Kulvinder Gill, a crop geneticist at Washington State University in Pullman, who faults the paltry data and statistics presented.

$40 gets you unlimited nationwide talk, $45 gets you talk/text, and $50 gets you all of the above with a somewhat paltry 20MB data allotment for web and picture messaging.

For $69.99, you can get a paltry 500MB of data a month.

And AT&T does offer a $40/month plan with a paltry 200 megabytes of data, which might be enough for checking e-mail once or twice a week.

When the data boil down to paltry percentages of Black Americans participating and competing in the industry, it's easy to see why no one wants to talk about diversity and inclusion in the private equity and venture capital industry.

If you connect to AT&T, you can buy a month-to-month data plan that includes a paltry 250 megabytes for $14.99 or 3 gigabytes for $30.

That the financial services industry has a paltry 10percentt level of trust in our data further reinforces that a new model leadership is needed to rebuild trust and realign financial services with the people they're meant to serve.

The NDC has made public a paltry 22.6m of the 400m pages of classified data that is currently in its backlog.

Using Nielsen data, ESPN has determined that a paltry 0.11percentt of U.S. households have dropped cable and/or satellite TV over the past three months.

Those concerns are legitimate, because in many cases the reasons companies collect the data in the first place is paltry compared with how valuable the data actually is.

A TechCrunch analysis of Federal Election Commission data found that Trump had only raised a paltry $30,556 from donors in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and even Peter Thiel, one of Trump's most vocal supporters in tech, has declined to financially back his campaign.