Sentence examples for add a modicum of from inspiring English sources

The plot fixates on the boring marital and professional problems of these dorks, trying to add a modicum of schmaltzy depth by giving one of them cancer.

The fixtures between the four also-rans will add a modicum of spice to an SPL season which was cut and dried far too early.

To add a modicum of variety, it also includes shoot-outs with other submarines and a variation set in convincingly stormy seas.

Grilling is essentially a simple art, and the only thing all that fancy equipment does (aside from giving you flashy new toys to show off) is add a modicum of convenience.

Although these changes add a modicum of evidence and some simplification to the AECC definition, its concepts and components, including the reliance on the arterial partial pressure of oxygen/fraction of inspired oxygen (PaO2/FiO2) ratio as the major tool for identifying and stratifying patients with ARDS, remain practically unchanged.

This usually adds a modicum of clarity to movie audio and improves music immensely, especially with surround-sound setups.

With professionals staying away, it was the amateurs, particularly the Internet investors who added a modicum of interest in a relatively quiet trading day.

However, Blackwell's maiden over, the first of this innings, helps add just a modicum of pressure to their situation.

However, the desire to add even a modicum of creativity and vision into this campaign is not shared by Bay Buchanan or the majority of the senior staff".

At lunch, if you want to lighten your sandwich and give it a little spritz – a va-va-voom more suitable to that hour of the day – you may add a slaw that will bring a modicum of vegetal cleanliness to the sandwich.

"I've never experienced anything but a modicum of success or total failure," he grins.