Sentence examples for access to a modest from inspiring English sources
At best Channel 4 ought to have access to a modest fund of contestable money for public service purposes.
In other words, they're not the equivalent of the multitudes of hopeful citizens currently trying to log on for a chance, at long last, for access to a modest version of the medical security that is taken for granted in the rest of the developed world.
Significant changes in the use of technologies like multi-tracking, drum machines, synthesizers, and digital software over the decades ushered in the rise of self-contained production and composition in genres like dub, hip-hop, rock, and dance, which meant that almost anybody could be a one man (or woman) band with access to a modest amount of technology.
The department later gave Nunes access to a version with modest redactions, and Nunes thanked Rosenstein for his cooperation.
I didn't know before I arrived that I wouldn't see meat for three months; that the idea of easy access to a store, even a modest fuwushe, would be risible; or that hunger could feel like a demon clawing at your stomach.
We conclude that high-ranking Barbary macaque males have a limited ability to monopolize mating access, leading to a modest mating skew among them.
Not everyone of modest means has easy access to a computer, he argued, so the change may discourage ordinary Americans from using bonds as a savings vehicle.
But if the service continues to improve and offer diverse programming it's likely that customers will feel as I do - that it's worth the modest monthly fee to have access to a library of great content.
We had access to a large prospective cohort, allowing adequate power to detect modest but meaningful associations.
There was one grass field a modest walk from the clubhouse and the team had access to a turf field on the other side of the campus.
And for that comparatively modest price, American moviegoers get more than a few hours of entertainment: they get access to a broader cultural conversation.
