Sentence examples for that a paltry from inspiring English sources

First they lifted the ban on musical instruments, terrified that a paltry crowd would sound rubbish.

The same study revealed that a paltry 19.9% of female characters were 40 to 64 years old.

On top of that a paltry 15% of the country's schools were run by the Haitian government, the rest belonging to churches, charities or operated as private enterprises, such as that of M Joliebois.

The study found that a paltry 4percentt of the doctors had a "fully functional" electronic records system that would allow them to view laboratory data, order prescriptions and help them make clinical decisions, while another 13percentt had more basic systems.

The changes under the CJIA continue the trend to cut back payments to victims of miscarriages of justice - claiming that a paltry £5m will be saved per annum from the £10bn that is spent each year on operating the criminal justice system.

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.

If that seems a paltry prize to win for causing this destructive, embarrassing crisis, that's because it is.

Again, that's a solid increase from the 21 IPOs in 2016 that raised a paltry $2.9 billion.

That's just what Toshiba did with its Portégé R600, a laptop with a 12.1-inch display that weighs a paltry 800g, or 28.2 oz.

Relative to total health spending, that's a paltry sum.

That's a paltry sum, I know, but my main goal wasn't riches.