Sentence examples for * modicum in from inspiring English sources
Although this simplistic view might lead to the impression that research in this field has waned, this is far from the truth, for this punctuated modicum in published reports indicates that the field has finally entered a phase where quality, using a quantum leap in technological development, rather than quantity is the prevailing trend.
On the surface it was a simple event, promising a modicum of recovery in a region in ruins.
She reaches a modicum of success in one work titled "Three Pears in a Silver Bowl".
He came to Columbia with a modicum of success in high school, but he blossomed in college.
The Saudis need more skin in the anti-ISIS game to regain a modicum of trust in Washington.
"They need some black calendars," I said, a modicum of emphasis in my voice.
Sometimes parents cater to ensure a modicum of peace in their day.
Or should we hold tight to the modicum of decency in all of us?
Suffice to say, there is a modicum of interest in this series.
The city plans to begin a gun-buyback plan that had a modicum of success in Baltimore and elsewhere.
The officials' objective is to maintain some modicum of competition in the airline industry and — perhaps — promote even more.
