A modest admission fee, typically $5 to $10, grants you access for one to two weeks.
Offering everything from $44 Murano glass vases to pricey Lucite coffee tables, along with their own signature lines of furniture or flatware, the new ateliers give even those on a modest budget access to the personal stamp of a designer.
Kenyan churches overwhelmingly opposed the new constitution -- ostensibly because it continues this country's very modest access to abortion.
But some of the companies that produce popular videos for YouTube would like to try charging a modest monthly fee for access to their channels.
At best Channel 4 ought to have access to a modest fund of contestable money for public service purposes.
In other words, they're not the equivalent of the multitudes of hopeful citizens currently trying to log on for a chance, at long last, for access to a modest version of the medical security that is taken for granted in the rest of the developed world.
Significant changes in the use of technologies like multi-tracking, drum machines, synthesizers, and digital software over the decades ushered in the rise of self-contained production and composition in genres like dub, hip-hop, rock, and dance, which meant that almost anybody could be a one man (or woman) band with access to a modest amount of technology.
However, in this large, population-based study, we found only a modest association between potential AEC access and reduced subsequent acute care use for asthma.
Even now, in both these countries only a modest proportion of the population enjoys access to high-speed mobile broadband but they are far ahead of Pakistan and Bangladesh (see chart).In 2003 Pakistan's then military dictator, Pervez Musharraf, deregulated mobile telecoms to attract foreign investment.
Worldwide, there is a modest correlation between economic atmosphere, information access, and the democratic political environment (Howard et al. 2010 110).
