Sentence examples for a bit modestly from inspiring English sources

HOUSTON — This holiday season, consumers can expect a gift that should ease their burdens a bit: modestly lower gasoline prices.

"We're not the favorites," Coach del Bosque said, perhaps a bit too modestly.

Pizza Hut isn't a pure investment play, but between PZZA and DPZ, the latter is a bit more modestly valued and does feature very strong fundamentals.

"Yes, it does — a bit," he said modestly, breaking into a giggle.

We panicked a bit – as two very modestly paid regional newspaper journalists – how would we manage?

If you want to pay peanuts but don't want your bag to look cheap, go for something modestly proportioned, with a bit of structure (nothing gives the game away like baggy pleather).

An eclectic list, modestly offered -- a bit heavy on books on music, but many others, and perhaps something will strike the interest of other readers.

But modestly] Yeah there's definitely a bit of popularity around the whole winter team at the moment.

He said he named it Mc Fast Food because he was "inspired from McDonald's," adding modestly that his dishes might be a bit tastier than the fast-food giant's.

One final beef: Although the rear suspension has been heavily tweaked, even on modestly bumpy dirt roads it bounces quite a bit.

It's possible that those memories have faded from public consciousness a bit, and that may even help explain Trump's gradually, if modestly, improving approval numbers in the polls.