Sentence examples for paltry information from inspiring English sources
Rather, I take issue with the fact that news sources used seemingly paltry information based on officer conjecture to substantiate sweeping accusations about a life-threatening situation.
According to the paltry biographical information provided with the music documentary "Kill Your Idols," its director, cameraman and editor, S. A. Crary, was born in Hawaii where he "learned how to march before he learned how to dance" and "held a gun before he held a girl's hand".
That is a paltry amount of information, especially for a candidate who started smoking at least two decades ago and has had difficulty quitting, leaving him susceptible to lung cancer and other smoking-related ailments.
In contrast, a paltry 2.4% of sellers actually asked for information about the buyer, and a shocking 0.2% actually noted that the animal could be harmful.
The paltry documents which have been made available provide grossly inadequate information to assess spill response capability.
He focused the group on six industries that have provided most of its revenues since 2000 steel, motor vehicles, power, telecoms, information technology (IT) and hotels and increased its often paltry shareholding in these core businesses.
Even though they started producing something called a Wish Book in 2007, it is a paltry substitute, and more importantly, the market, the way we all consumed information, had changed.
A paltry fifteen minutes.
Foreclosure relief is paltry.
