Sentence examples for a time of modest from inspiring English sources

Scott Pattison, NASBO's executive director, argues that state budgets lag behind the national economy by 12-18 months, which is why their main problem at the moment is that revenue is falling at a time of modest recovery.The first three months of this year were the worst quarter in living memory.

Such an outlook for the dollar at a time of modest recovery has created a weak fundamental backdrop for the greenback.

Here's how Saez's math breaks down, for the curious: In the 2009-2010 period, a time of modest economic growth, the top 1percentt of U.S. earners captured 93percentt of all the income growth in the country.

But light trucks are Detroit's chief profit center at a time of only modest profitability and fierce competition from abroad.

Dave Hill emerged as a leading pro in 1969, when he won the Vardon Trophy for best scoring average, 70.34 shots per round, and was runner-up to Frank Beard on the earnings list at a time of relatively modest purses, winning $155,849.

Even at this time of modest normal flow, we looked down into a rage of water.

Ms Langhamer convincingly argues that the sexual permissiveness of the 1960s and the subsequent decline in marriage were less a reaction to the so-called stability of the 1950s than a product of the decade's instability.She sees the 1920s and 1930s as a time of pragmatism, of slow courtships and modest expectations.

"A contribution of time or of modest financial support is not the basis for a recusal from one's role as a public officer," Mr. Larrabee said.

The majority of the Russians who live here full time are of modest means, and they resent a widespread view of Cyprus as a haven for Russian crooks and dirty rubles.

All together having a good time,' a modest share of happiness.

While some lenders consider F.H.A. "the only game in town" for first-time buyers of modest means, there are other options.