'Graphic novel' is too paltry a term.
Even if we ignore the paltry short-term stimulus provided by tax cuts, what long-term gains can be expected from a tax policy that has primarily benefited the wealthy, other than government revenues shrunken still further?
Poor old Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter do not rate dramatic portrayal but just show up as themselves in brief TV clips, implying a lack of significance for those figures, dismissed at the polls after their paltry single terms.
On the other hand, they can be seen as a tool of management, because their relatively paltry gains in terms of money and time keep the workers happy and less likely to strike.
The native social network Skyrock only grew by a paltry 8percentt (in terms of unique visitors).
However, the measure saved just £15 million, a sum so paltry in Government budget terms that it prompted analysts to question the Government's rhetoric on the issue.
As came out in yesterday's hearing, the sale of Donnell netted a paltry (in real estate terms) $39 million.
Now, with his approval ratings edging upward (towering over his predecessor's paltry end-of-second-term 22percentt), and the looming presidency of a man who is seemingly the exact opposite of everything Obama stands for, the men who impersonate him have noticed a shift in tone.
But don't mistake these managers for inveterate Chicken Littles whose defensiveness produces safe but paltry returns over the long term.
Compared to a 2005 baseline it will deliver less investment in solutions in the near term than the paltry US target, despite the fact that we have a head start, with the policies in place already to deliver the reductions.
