Sentence examples for a modest bit more from inspiring English sources

Labour has said it would raise tax "a modest bit more" for the highest 5percentt of earners –anyone on salaries above £80,000 – but ruled out a rise in tax for the other 95percentt of earners.

No Sandersesque call for a revolution, no Trump-like promise of greatness, just a gee-up about how these are terrifically exciting times and a modest request for a bit more of a go because he has a plan that might take away that nagging fear about where the economy is heading and what new plot is going to explode in Canberra and wouldn't that be nice.

The hybrid McLaren wouldn't likely be their top-tier model — that will probably be the the MP4-12C for quite a while — but rather a bit more modest supercar possibly aligned with the Ferrari 599 HY-KERS.

This entertaining movie is content to be something a bit more modest: a pungent period folk tale that teases you until the very end.

"With the designation of Trump in the US, and Brexit, analysts should be a bit more modest, there's a global awakening," Le Pen said.

Overall the 2009 festival will be a bit more modest than last year's, with a budget of $6.2 million, compared with $8.4 million in 2008, The Associated Press reported.

The Mini clearly lacks the full gamut of software services poured onto Samsung's flagship but most smartphone buyers aren't going to be fussed about a few lacking apps, especially as the Mini's price-tag should also be a bit more modest.

Here the party is a bit more modest, if no less passionate.

Mr. Salahi's immediate plans are a bit more modest, but just barely.

A bit more modest are the rentals offered by Randy Travis, the country singer, and his wife, Elizabeth.

Obviously two is more than one, but still, looked at that way, the difference between the two periods becomes a bit more modest.