But if you've got a modicum of each, you'll get something, even if culture is zero.
In the case of Flint, if state and federal environmental authorities had placed in a timely fashion the raw water testing results into an open data platform like Socrata, Junar or CKAN, then any citizen could have run a quick analysis on the results and, with a modicum of education, judged for themselves whether something was amiss.
In the case of Flint, if state and federal environmental authorities had placed in a timely fashion the raw water testing results into an open data platform like Socrata, Junar or CKAN, then any citizen could have run a quick analysis on the results and, with a modicum of education, judged for themselves whether something was amiss.
Does something require a modicum of physical skill and mental acuity to count as a sport?
Does something require a modicum of physical skill and finely honed mental acuity to count as a sport?
However, I can say with more than a modicum of assurance that any brand that offers consumers something different that they really care about, something that demonstrates an understanding of their needs, will survive.
Jacob seemed to need something from me, something more, even, than just a modicum of belief.
When even Darth Vader shows a modicum of respect for you, that's saying something.
The only request anyone makes is for food, shelter, a modicum of comfort, and a little respect--something most people of our planet usually go without.
But there was a modicum of hope among anti-government factions that this could be the start of something big.
Such steps would require the Communist Party to do something it has rarely done: give up a modicum of control.
