Sentence examples for so meagre from inspiring English sources
Given that constraint, capex does not look so meagre.
My comprehension is so meagre that, here in Italy, it doesn't help me.
Women were attracted to prostitution in part because their other job opportunities were so meagre.
It is also one of the reasons why the tax take is so meagre.
Given that these are so meagre, this might seem to be an unpromising line of inquiry.
Yet scientists had no inkling our complement of genes was so meagre.
A contract that is so insultingly meagre will do nothing for that.
One of the reasons that coaches have been reluctant to work with women is that the potential payoff is so comparatively meagre.
"The vigour and enthusiasm that came into play in the west's reaction to the Ethiopian famines of the early 1980s has not yet appeared," he wrote, suggesting that reports emphasising the "man-made" character of the famine (versus the "natural" character of the drought) have actually contributed to the so-far meagre response to the many charity and UN appeals.
The pickings have so far been meagre, though obviously that may change.
So far, the meagre income from tourism in the region has doubled from 4.6%to10%0% of total revenue.
