Sentence examples for too meager from inspiring English sources

Democrats in Congress criticized the steps as too meager.

It sounds fancy, but the results are all too meager.

After they reject the government's compensation as too meager, a dark campaign of harassment ensues.

Too often the weaving doesn't occur, the component parts being too meager or conventional.

Government financing for marketing purposes was too meager to do the job, according to the association.

It would not increase Boeing's original pension proposal, which many machinists deemed too meager.

In more than a dozen conversations a visitor had with older residents at Ms. Merkel's campaign stop, at Old Market Square, talk turned quickly to their too-meager pensions, and among younger spectators to their abiding indifference toward the chancellor.

He evoked the setback poignantly in his public confession, in 1945: "Driven into a state of anxiety and depression due to the all-too-meager appreciation of my work, I decided, one fateful day, to revenge myself on the art critics and experts by doing something the likes of which the world had never seen before".

In this respect, efficacy variables are thoroughly reported in most published reports of CRT, and selecting one of them is extremely easy, whereas adverse reaction descriptions are too often meager and confusing.

Besides the meager yield, there's another problem with junk: Its returns are too closely correlated with those of the stock market.

Adaptation research has also been meager.