The phrase "a modest tip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of money given as a gratuity for services rendered, often in the context of dining or hospitality.
Example: "After enjoying a lovely meal, I left a modest tip for the waiter to show my appreciation for their service."
Alternatives: "a small gratuity" or "a little extra".
Elderly now, he will consent, for a modest tip, to autograph a catalog.
For a modest tip one of them will accompany you down into the valley itself, showing you the plaque marking Mary Leakey's discovery of "nutcracker man", and pointing out the hundreds of fossils that lie about your feet.
A modest tip is appreciated, typically by rounding up the fare to make cash payment convenient and fast.
To get in touch with her dark side, Nina will have to live a little.Unfortunately, she and her devoted, overbearing mother Erica (Barbara Hershey), a former dancer, share a claustrophobic apartment where Thomas's modest tips about overcoming 30 years of sexual repression prove impractical.
Porters scurried about in tattered uniforms, taking modest tips from a trickle of passengers.
("It's made with pecorino — that's a kind of cheese!") Despite its casual feel, Geno's isn't exactly inexpensive; our dinner for four one night came to $240 ,including tax, tip and a modest bottle of wine.
However, the localisation of TbKIN13-2 is much more discrete than that of tagged LmjKIN13-2, wasch was found all along the flagellum and also in the cell body in addition to a modest enrichment at the flagellar tip [20].
A three-course meal for two (for example, grilled brochette of Spanish artichokes, rack of lamb served with caramelized butternut squash, and a dark chocolate phyllo parcel) with a modest wine runs about $135 ,including tip.
Dinner prices are for two with a modest bottle of wine, but not tax or tip.
Both gnz and bkr E7.5 embryos showed a modest displacement of the ADE towards the distal tip compared to wildtype embryos (Fig. 4E H).
