Examples of using Pittance in English and their translations into German
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And for a pittance.
The current minimum wage of 7.25 US dollars is a pittance.
The government will pay us a pittance, and there are six in my family.
Five hundred ducats is a pittance.
For a pittance, you will risk your life to protect someone else's fortune?
Breathing in fumes, and earning a pittance.
You have chosen a pittance of sorrow and angst instead of a stronghold of glory.
Million and I have shamed myself for a pittance.
Work on short notice, for a pittance, at your own risk, without any form of social security.
ECU 22 million, or rather two times nothing, not even a pittance.
Years ago, I made an investment in him, a pittance, which he built into an empire.
Reverse against 120$ roundtrip Bali-Lombok, it hurts a little,since we are used to doing everything for a pittance in Bali.
He has his disability pension from the railway company and a pittance for his services from the church council.
In 2009, the owner of a pizzeria decided to believe in the cryptocurrency andtraded the pizza for a pittance.
We will not bow in resignation nor will we sell out for the pittance that the bad government doles out.
Don't let the lady steal this fine example of post-Eventualistic, pre-Matoian bronze and triptin sculpture for such a pittance.
I fancy old Frankland allows her a pittance, but it cannot be more, for his own affairs are considerably involved.
China's approach represents a huge disguised tax on savers,who are paid only a pittance in interest on their deposits.
They are making a pittance, even if they are making $60,000 a DAY, in comparison to what they COULD be making with far fewer sites and more testing and tweaking of that smaller group!
Populist rabble-rousers like tostir up such resentments by ranting about foreigners who work for a pittance or not at all.
The original hadbudget of only $15M back then, a pittance now for an epic the recent‘Noah' movie budget was $125M and for me money that could have been better spent on almost any other project.
Secondly, it meant Polish businesses, banks and financial institutions being bought out for a pittance by Union concerns.
But there are others among you who have been given a pittance of what you have and they are bringing forth more abundant grace with their widow's mite than those who began with a spiritual bank account full of them.
Many people say that the prices in Germany are only lowbecause the workers in poor countries often have to work for a pittance.
Given the situation that the impact of the neoliberal policies inflicted by the European Union has forced them into,one might feel justified in voting against the pittance that the European elite have seen fit to offer them.
Rain forests are being destroyed; local communities dispelled in the name of agroindustrial and infrastructure projects;clothing manufactured for a pittance.
Given the situation that the impact of the neoliberal policies advocated by the European Union has forced them into,one might feel justified in voting against the pittance that the European elite have seen fit to offer them.
If we talk about finance, anyone who retires from working life is entitled to a pension andnot to be discriminated against with people saying,"You are getting a pittance.
We start with the free„consultation" always in the evening, because during the day all are underway-most of the adults work for a pittance and some children are at school.
Houcine and Jedouane Daioui, aged 30 and 23, were two of thousands of unemployed workers in Jerada who areforced by poverty and the lack of jobs to risk their lives every day, independently mining coal in unsafe conditions for a pittance.
