meagre örnekleri

• Elderly people subsisting on meagre incomes in council accommodation.

• In 1936, 450,000 older people received the meagre benefits granted to the poor, among them many redundant and unemployed older workers.

• Efforts to find empirical evidence of opportunistic business cycles have turned up rather meagre results.

• I have tried to use the same materials, however meagre, to explore the range of behaviours and attitudes of women.

• Table 4 gives the birth rank of obese children in sibships of sizes 2 and 3; data for larger sibships are too meagre for consideration.

• Wages and other official payments to loyal employees were meagre due to the state's financial difficulties during the war.

• The work represents quite an achievement given the meagre funding available to polar tourism researchers.

• Some of those who witnessed this new player on the political stage rushed home to hide their meagre possessions in safe places.

• This view is a rather mean and meagre vision of democracy.

• But parish resources were meagre and even the deserving might have to await the death of other paupers before receiving relief.

• Attempts to detect non-randomness by examination of cell counts alone, when those counts represent a meagre sample of sparsely distributed individuals, can only prove frustrating.

• The results were rather meagre, most noticeably in the courtrooms.

• Critics have averred that war crimes trials are meagre tools for advancing the claims of traumatic history, being essentially reductive and individualistic.

• One disappointment is the rather meagre use of interview material.

• Yet he was almost certainly hugely grateful that such an opportunity allowed him to supplement his otherwise meagre income.