Sentence examples for a modest tweak from inspiring English sources

That would have avoided the current mini-drama over what is, after all, a modest tweak to monetary policy.

Denton's response is a modest tweak to the reverse chronological format that kept pushing the biggest stories off Gawker's front pages.

The Bears allowed 32 sacks in the first eight games, 24 in the final eight, and 3 against the Seahawks: more of a modest tweak than a sea change.

But nor can we escape the fact that our minds are a modest tweak on an ancient plan that originated millions of years before we came onto the scene.

The addition of one training site is a modest tweak to the existing US approach in Iraq.

That was a modest tweak to make sure the new, more generous matching fund system is in place before the special election in June for the seat recently vacated by Councilman Mitch Englander.

A few modest tweaks might have yielded another masterpiece: silent, two-dimensional and about bicycles.

Mr Blair was considered a reformer but only managed modest tweaks in education, delayed tackling welfare and left the management of policing alone.

After the $53 Million Campaign succeeded, editor John Davies '41 commissioned a 20,000-word 20,000-word by postr Spackmortem2 (pubyished in the May 11 and 18, 1962, editions of Peter Spackmanh modest tweaks could be a primer for every successful large college campaign conducted – at Princeton or anywhere else – since.

A slightly lower ride height, larger alloy wheels and modest tweaks to the front and rear fascias are the main visual cues separating the Sport from other Range Rovers.

Los Angeles is long past due for a comprehensive approach to regulating billboards, and the draft law is a good compromise that would be even better with some modest tweaks.