Sentence examples for a further modest from inspiring English sources

In American society, there probably has been a further modest shift in the direction of religious, nationalist conservatism over the last few years.

This is also visible in the firmer pattern in the buyer inquiries series, which has now risen for four months in succession, reflecting in part a further modest easing in credit conditions".

Indeed, futures markets have already anticipated a further, modest credit tightening.

FightMe, an iOS app that lets you challenge others by recording and sharing 30 second-long videos, has raised a further, modest seed round of funding.

"The Funding for Lending scheme has helped lenders to cut mortgage rates, causing a further modest improvement in affordability over the past year despite the modest rise in house prices nationally".

For 2009 (cohort C), and again independently of the sensitivity employed, six algorithms indicated a relative decrease, while three indicated a further, modest increase and one no change.

Inclusion of an additional 3.5 kb of 5′-flanking in the 6.2hPLPZ construct led to a further (although modest) increase in β-gal activity, suggesting that a positive regulatory element may reside within this upstream segment.

Indeed, in a recently published Monte Carlo simulation of the impact of monitoring frequency on the occurrence of hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, investigators determined that rates of dysglycemia decreased substantially when monitoring frequency was increased from every 2 hours to every 1 hour, with further modest improvement resulting from an increase in frequency to every 15 minutes [ 38].

Nevertheless, with an acceleration in growth required to hit the government's full-year growth target of 7.5%, further modest stimulus measures would certainly not come as a surprise.

Addressing the National Association for Business Economics in September, she said, "Without further modest increases in the federal funds rate over time, there is a risk that the labor market could eventually become overheated, potentially creating an inflationary problem down the road that might be difficult to overcome without triggering a recession".

"Consumer confidence has increased significantly in recent months, thanks to further modest gains in employment and signs that the UK recovery is finally gathering momentum".