Приклади вживання Pittance Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Moon and a Pittance.
Of course, we do not offer our services for a pittance, but with thanks to the competent approach that we have been able to achieve thanks to our extensive experience in our niche activities, we minimize costs in various ways so that customers can get the best service at the best prices.
Even those who work earn a pittance.
My daughter earns a pittance, embroidering hats.
In comparison to other careers, it is a pittance.".
But the privatization that took place in Russia and we, when for a pittance in vouchers in the pockets of dispersed thousands of businesses large and small, was a very big mistake.
Warrick ended up with millions, and Kendrick received a pittance.
Buildings of former factories were sold for a pittance, and many took advantage of this.
But our whole life- one Available immediately sorry and exchanged for a pittance.
Accusations of money laundering, creating opaque schemes of doing business,selling gas deposits for a pittance to related companies have repeatedly sounded in Zlochevsky's address.
Hackers hack into Ukrainian online stores and sell the goods for a pittance.
These amendments will effectively make it legal for thegovernment to continue to pay Chernobyl victims a pittance, avoiding any liability for violating people's socio-economic rights.
Today, you can pick up aspeedy drone with long flight time for a pittance.
Capital's success at spreading its reach via accumulation for accumulation's sake iscausing human workers to work like machines for a pittance, while the robots are programmed to produce stuff that the workers can no longer afford and the robots do not need.
Xiaomi Smart Temperature and Humidity Sensor- temperature sensor for a pittance.
I remember that Boksahi's painting of thebridge at Zabrid was then sold for a pittance in one of the shops on Korzo street.
This is fraught with both work with non-professionals andthe risk of giving a significant share of your company to an investor for a pittance.
Yet a very small number own 95% of the worlds wealth,whilst millions live on a pittance without proper housing or sanitation.
T you read complaints from disappointed seniors that interest rates are low andthat the expected golden nest-egg turned out to be a pittance?
This caused discomfort for some employers in theregions they are accustomed to paying absolute pittance, even below the subsistence level.
Although, now they can probablyacquire the AI tech behind Anki's products for a pittance.
All of your life, most of you have worked for banker-backed interest in some capacity,and now these banksters are stealing back the pittance they paid you in the first place.
Some landlords, particularly with a good location,I decided to wait and not sell their meters for a pittance.
To somehow repay Mamontov's debts,his rich collection of paintings and sculptures was sold for a pittance at an auction.
If you overcharge, you might not get the job, and if you undercharge,you could end up painting for a pittance.
What else, after all, can State teachers, doctors, scientists do when,14 years after independence, the State pays them a pittance, and then, not always in full?
How can a person be happy who teaches at an unpleasant job, gives all the physical and moral strength to this job, receiving in return only insults,threats and a pittance, called a salary?
It is important to understand: investments are declining, but Western bankers are waiting for the authorities to finally destroy the country in order tobuy everything for a pittance, and first of all- the land,” Oleksandr Vilkul said.
As a result of the policy of the colonialists, the only solution to Indian economic problems was the production of more and more opium andits sale for a pittance to the British East India Company.
While there are certain national-populist restrictions built into the proposed law, such as limited purchases, citizenship requirements, and so on- only someone willfully blind would ignore the obvious fact that major enterprises with capital will have the means and motive to convince poorly-educated,old rural farmers to sell their land for a pittance, and build up, via trusts, land portfolios that they otherwise could not.