Sentence examples for a tiny modicum of from inspiring English sources

Maria was determined the children would not face any more disruption, and so has kept them in the same school they need a tiny modicum of stability in their lives.

Anyone who knows him, or has spent the tiniest modicum of time in his company, knows Matthew McConaughey has a distinct "thing" for the open road, the call of the wild.

A tiny group of individuals.

It gives them a little extra time, a modicum of extra space.

If the move was an attempt to gain a modicum of respectability, it backfired.

Yet Patrick needs him, and whatever modicum of redemption he can find will be in what he can give when he has nothing to give — to create a tiny emotional clearing of warmth in his dead soul.

This experiment suggests that even an incomplete warning system provides a modicum of protection.

But he has also achieved at least a modicum of an outsider's distance.

Further, a modicum of an industrial base was developed to provide the technological panoply for the import-substitution strategy.

He also favours a political reform that would restore a modicum of power to the presidency.

With a modicum of security a system should be resistant to outside attack.