Meanings of relatively paltry in anglès

Only a third of retirees have pensions, and the payouts are relatively paltry, analysts say.

In 2009, Darpa got a relatively paltry nine earmarks.

They would otherwise have to rely solely on their relatively paltry military or civil service pensions.

Supports for third-level students were also relatively paltry.

Women over 55 remain the fastest growing group, and growth among the teen and college-age set has been relatively paltry.

Now it seems that such relatively paltry sums are needed to fund something as fundamental to the primary curriculum as literacy.

Neill, dismissed for the third time as a Rover despite raucous and mystifying protests, will miss a relatively paltry three games.

Whitney Houston, then 46, showed up on January's cover and sold a relatively paltry 408,000 copies.

Rent consumed $10.6 million, and food and meetings a relatively paltry $437,144, the group said.

Over the same period, Italian companies have invested a relatively paltry $7.3 billion in France.

Last November, he unveiled a model called Spaun, which simulates a relatively paltry 2.5 million neurons but shows behaviour.

The Bank of New York Mellon BK.N reported a relatively paltry $118 million write-down on Thursday as it announced lower fourth quarter profits.

Compare that to Apple TV+, which launched less than two weeks ago with a relatively paltry nine series-mostof which launched to decidedly mixed reviews.

The current standard, CompactFlash 4.1, limits the cards to a relatively paltry 137 GB, due to the limits of its addressing scheme.

That summer he signed Cristiano Ronaldo for a world record £80 million and Brazilian playmaker Kaká for the relatively paltry sum of around £60 million.

If the SEC does conclude Musk's tweet was misleading, three experts said, his penalty will probably be a relatively paltry amount - less than $200,000.