Sentence examples for a month and a modicum of from inspiring English sources

They survive, they said, on modest fees from parents, about $15 a month, and a modicum of support from the Indonesian government.

When such meritorious academic exercises are accepted by frankly commercial publishers, they're often pepped up with anecdote and a modicum of wry wit, but the august university presses are usually above such concessions.

And with a modicum of civility to boot?

"I only wear this just to try and maintain a modicum of privacy".

SUCH is the mess in the world airline industry that the halving of oil prices from their peak in July has brought only a modicum of relief.

While arbitrary, these criteria ensured the validity of the SNP and at least a modicum of data.

And he did have a modicum of success as Sunderland manager, if not with Ipswich Town.

Starting from scratch and trying to get a modicum of Republican cooperation is a chimera.

There was no way to do that and then regain even a modicum of emotional integrity".

In spite of bad behavior, reprehensible actions and thoughtless words, there is often a modicum of goodness hidden under the tough exterior, the devil-may-care attitude or the selfish approach to life.

and the ground must have a modicum of fertility.