Sentence examples for a bare modicum from inspiring English sources
Now, with a bare modicum of order returning to the streets, you pay $250.An edgy calm has been restored in the capital, partly thanks to a dusk-to-dawn, shoot-on-sight curfew.
Mubarak enjoys a bare modicum of support in the United States, and if Washington is to ignore its democratic principles in order to support a Gamal shoe-in, it will be because Israel says that this American "blind eye" is essential for its security.
In Bosnia and Albania especially, the bare modicum of ethnic harmony that still exists and in Bosnia it is very bare can be sustained only by economic cushions provided from outside.Perhaps, in the end, as Bosnia seems to show, the Balkans' various peoples simply will not wish to live together.
This makes him better positioned than anyone else to journey back and provide Nigel Farage with the barest modicum of compassion as a baby, helping him to grow up as a normal human and not the demonically possessed unofficial Wind in the Willows figurine made of nicotine and tooth decay that he is now.
Moreover, much still depends on the efforts of Zimbabwe's neighbours, especially the Southern African Development Community (SADC), a club of 14 countries (including Zimbabwe), to press for the barest modicum of fairness in the poll.
The reason for this swirl of maritime outlawry can be found on the nearest shore, in Somalia.Until the world's most comprehensively failed state acquires the barest modicum of order and government, the seas beside it will be a paradise for pirates and a menace to passengers, crew and cargo, even for ships sailing 300 miles offshore.
The set is an office, complete with computer terminals, desks and swivel chairs, printer, water-cooler and those low screens designed to give the barest modicum of privacy to the modern open plan office.
As I've written elsewhere, we're all regularly reminded of our status as citizen journalists and members of the social media, so it behooves us to apply at least the barest modicum of old-media standards to the information we publish and promote.
