Sentence examples for and for a modicum from inspiring English sources

In these circumstances, how do ordinary Chinese press for attention to their grievances and for a modicum of responsiveness?

Korin trading in New York carries great whetstones, ceramic and stone, as well as lots of other marvelous Japanese kitchen supplies, and for a modicum they'll even gift wrap in traditional Japanese paper.

Beyond that, many Iraqis appear to be exhausted by the sectarian violence and eager for a modicum of stability.

There is a lot to be said for a modicum of charm and courtesy and less fatuous and dictatorial rhetoric whatever the perceived provocation.

Andrus has a better eye at the plate, will hit for a modicum of power and gets to hit in a better lineup with a very hitter-friendly home park, but a 50-steal sophomore campaign isn't out of the question for Gordon, and that would be 13 bags better than Andrus's best season total.

She has asked for a modicum of respect and privacy for her family (read children).

The way I see it, they license their public persona in exchange for a modicum of fame and a big fat check.

I gave up looking for rational discourse and honesty years ago, but I've been hoping for a modicum of consistency.

I would wait for a modicum of order.

Then it was time for a modicum of reflection.

When the hoopla of Friday settles, the newlyweds are probably looking for a modicum of privacy.