Sentence examples for will be paltry from inspiring English sources
But the inevitable quarrels over cuts will be paltry compared with those about the growth of entitlements.
But given the extent of foreclosure abuses and the amount of money available, the individual reimbursements will be paltry compared with the harm of losing one's home in an abusive process.
If it looks as if pay increases will be paltry, you can always ask for something other than money, like a larger office, a better title, flex-time, an extra week of vacation or a new gadget like a BlackBerry or an iPhone, said Roberta Chinsky Matuson, president of Human Resource Solutions, a consulting firm in Northampton, Mass.
"But any amount our candidate raises will be paltry compared to what Jeanine Pirro can raise," said Mr. Oxman, noting that Ms. Pirro took out a full-page advertisement in The Journal News earlier this month detailing her achievements and crossover endorsements from Democrats.
The monetary fund forecasts that this year the increase in the United States will be a paltry 1 percent, which at least is better than the forecast for the euro zone and Britain, where declines are expected.
Unfortunately, it will be a paltry 432Kbps, which doesn't mean you'll be cruising in style if everyone else is using it.
Some accounts, particularly those operated by phone or over the internet, are paying much higher rates, but many savers with old-style passbook accounts will be receiving the paltry returns calculated by Moneyfacts.
If an insurance company does bid on it but the benefits are paltry, senior citizens will be up in arms".
I'd love to be part of the big society, but even if my Home-Start pulls through, I feel that by the time the spending cuts have completed their devastating effects, we will be left with the "paltry society" and a voluntary sector strewn along the roadside, like the burnt-out remains of abandoned vehicles in a war zone.
Your most precious wooden prop will be mine — for the paltry cost of only $30,000.
Unless it can demonstrate that some type of collusion has taken place between participants, the Swiss government will be stuck with the paltry minimum price.
