Sentence examples for a more modest project from inspiring English sources

Cameronism then became a more modest project to balance the nation's books.

The Agra-Lucknow Expressway is a more modest project compared to the Ganga Expressway, but one that is necessary for the state's growth, Mr. Yadav contended.

The effort to open a museum evolved from a more modest project to preserve a steam engine that hauled commuter trains until its retirement in 1955.

The state government now wants to move city-council offices to the area, and create flats out of converted houses.North-eastern nightlifeIn Recife, by contrast, a more modest project to revive the city centre has brought a swifter return.

It was nearing completion three years ago as a much more modest project, with a mixture of apartments and dormitories, when the original developers lost their building permit.

Of course, Nafta was a far more modest project than the European Union.

"We were concerned about some of the gas," one American oil executive said recently, "and our concern led us to say to Saudi Aramco, 'Give us geological data to prove the reserves or allow us an outside audit before we commit".' In the end, Saudi Arabia has proceeded with a much more modest project that involves no American companies, but some from Europe, Russia and China.

And this means that deflationism should be understood as a much more modest project than it is often taken to be.

A similar, though more modest, project is underway at the Design Museum's Designs of the Year exhibition, which opens today.

As Peter goes on to point out, "Five years later, the Bank's Quality Assurance Group castigated the institution's 'pressure to lend', and pointed to the 'fear that a realistic, and thus more modest, project would be dismissed as too small and inadequate in its impact".

In their place are more modest projects, including a bus drivers' toilet in Dagenham.