The phrase "a modest warm" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a warm feeling or atmosphere in a modest way, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The gathering had a modest warm ambiance that made everyone feel at ease."
Alternatives: "a gentle warmth" or "a subtle warmth".
Even a modest warming of 2°C will mean more evaporation and less water in lakes, watering holes and stream beds.
The BHMs suggest a modest warming and relatively weak temperature fluctuation during the medieval time while Ge2013, Cook2013 and Yang2002 suggest that a few decades during the MCA were as warm as the 1990s.
"With even a modest warming of the globe comes dramatic increases in the likelihood of extreme individual warm spells and heat waves, like the one we are seeing," he said.
She was a lovely, modest, warm person, but again that did not make her unique in these Games.
Anna is wholesome, hardworking, modest, warm: an ideal of uncorrupted socialist womanhood.
James, tucked among residential buildings in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, is the kind of modest, warm refuge produced by a chef who wants to simplify things, to personalize things, to work on a scale that doesn't require or invite the meddling of too many outsiders.
When he talked about the "economics primer", he was just being himself: modest, warm and quite keen on something that used to be called a joke.
By nice, I mean friendly; modest, warm, considerate, and even-tempered — qualities that we do not usually associate with artistic ego, and which might seem antithetical to the disturbing and phenomenally influential work that this artist has produced over the last twenty-three years.
The buoys with ids 6400473 and 6400476 were farthest from Fram Strait and yet experienced surface air temperatures of 0.5+/−0.5 °C and 0.7+/−0.5 °C respectively on the 30th as well as a distinct more modest warming on the 28th.
