The phrase "a modest about" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "She had a modest about her achievements, never boasting about her success."
Alternatives: "a modest opinion on" or "a modest view regarding".
At this point, record label owner, friend, and promoter Ste Allan, along with mates Jack Curtis and Greg Howard, launched a crowd-funding campaign, #KickStartScorz, setting the initial target at a modest about $12,000, partly out of fear for the psychological blow that failure would have dealt Scorzayzee.
Glucose deprivation led to a modest (about 20%) decrease of cellular ATP, and aminoacid removal to no reduction at all, compared to standard growth medium (2 g/l glucose and aminoacid supplement).
WINE LIST: A modest list of about 60 wines, about half of them Italian.
They compared the series to "True Blood," which had a modest debut of about 1.4 million people in 2008 but grew into a hit series.
Merrill, which could face $4.5 billion in fourth-quarter write-downs according to Citi analyst Prashant Batia, finished the day with a modest gain, up about 0.5%.
You can find them easily with a Internet search and register online for a modest fee of about $20.
The on-trend design combines craftsmanship with an eco-urban sensibility, and the admission is a modest £8 (about $12.40), with a reduced rate of £2 (about $3.10) for locals.
Mr. Faqiryar was ordered to pay a modest fine, about $300.
The 2010-11 cap represents a modest increase, about $340,000, over last season's salary cap.
Mr. Muller accepted a modest sum, about $15,000, for the models.
It pays a modest stipend, about $100 to $200 monthly for the first three months, depending on the fighter's rank.
