Sentence examples for paltry number of from inspiring English sources
It will also bring the paltry number of female justices back to two.
The paltry number of 2015 Rugby World Cup games being staged north of Leicester.
Brazil played a paltry number of warm-up matches and did not look particularly sharp.
Every day Bronxville parents drove by, shaking their heads at the paltry number of workers on site.
Davis is pretty dispirited about the paltry number of women directing: "I mean, we've known the numbers for years… and they are absolutely stagnant.
The first female speaker of the House has been dumped, and the paltry number of women in Congress has shrunk for the first time in three decades.
It could be the symbolic sign which everybody wants, also the victims' families," says Stenti, who escaped to safety with his father through a gap in a barbed wire fence under a hail of stones, bottles and concrete as Liverpool fans charged and the paltry numbers of police on duty lost any control in a stadium patently, tragically unfit for purpose.
European leaders "should be ashamed" by the "paltry" numbers of refugees from Syria they are prepared to resettle, human rights group Amnesty says.
CNN also reported on the paltry numbers of mortgage adjustments made as part of the Making Home Affordable program.
Besides the paltry numbers for boys, only 30% of eligible girls get Gardasil or a rival product, Cervarix, made by GlaxoSmithKline.
Granted, the Web site saw a 40% increase from the previous year but that only came to 145,448 unique users for 2008 a paltry number compared to the online visitors of other magazines that made our list.
