Sentences with phrase «skimpy offerings»

The terms also appear to be different from the original Blue Cash credit card, which was a pretty popular card in the cash back niche some time ago, especially during a time when many cards were yielding skimpier offerings, stricter redemption rules and more limitations stated in the fine print.

With such a skimpy offering, you will probably get too hot and too cold, but not «just right» for your dog.

But for this artist, an American considered part of the London School that promoted figurative painting in the 1970s, it feels like an embarrassingly skimpy offering.

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It is not admitted that the constituency is uninformed concerning convention operations or that the subsidized Baptist publications offer only skimpy reports of denominational actions, well tempered by kudos concerning the beneficence of our leaders.

However, the disc can not help but be somewhat of a letdown, thanks to the skimpy supplements offered with what is widely considered a contemporary classic.

At a time when American education is striving to customize its offerings to students» interests and needs, and to afford families more choices among schools and education programs, the market is pointing to the skimpy supply of schools of this kind.

Virtual Brokers say they offer USD - denominated RRSP and TFSA accounts «so you can keep your cash in US dollars» but the details are skimpy.

Workers and early retirees offered only skimpy employer plans can shop for their own coverage on the exchanges.

Perhaps by way of rationalizing the work involved, I offer the following observations: A sure sign of a dubious reference work is a skimpy index.

BY BARBARA FEDER OSTROV Prudential Financial Inc., one of the nation's largest life insurers, plans to announce this week that it will offer traditional individual policies to eligible people living with HIV, a condition that for decades has excluded most of them from any but the skimpiest of coverage, company officials said.