Sentence examples for a modest off from inspiring English sources

Live music is a rare and appealing luxury at a modest Off Broadway production like this.

But there is a modest off-beach boardwalk near the Fisher's caramel-corn stand and the Viking miniature golf course (with a steam-breathing dragon).

Savings range from a modest 10percentt off the rack rate to aggressive discounts, often with strings attached.

It was there that a modest send-off ceremony was held the other day for the Cyrus Cylinder, heading off on a US tour to give American audiences a glimpse of an ancient civilization whose heritage is too often masked by contemporary clamour and aggression.

What had started 24 hours earlier, with a modest sell-off in stock markets in Asia, had turned into Wall Street's blackest day since the 1987 crash.

Of course this was it, which is why most of the stories packaged the camp as "Richard Dawkins Atheist Campp", name-checking the bestselling God-basher, even though the extent of his involvement was to offer a modest one-off donation.

The President didn't specify precisely where the new revenue would come from, or how much it would be, but in briefings his aides suggested that the primary source would be a modest one-off levy on the roughly one and a half trillion dollars in untaxed earnings that American corporations are holding overseas.

It says that given "the extreme need of many households, there is compelling rationale for at least a modest, one-off top-slicing of these gains to help fund action to reduce the energy bills of vulnerable families in the long term".

"The key question is what happens on Monday, and whether the markets will experience a modest sell-off once the impact of the OPEC decision is behind us".

Two of the monkeys showed a modest roll-off of response, particularly for left turns.

XBSeq is also one of the best algorithms in terms of statistical power, indicating a modest trade-off in false negative while maintaining overall performance in DE detection.