Sentence examples for are given a modest from inspiring English sources

The Frick's artist-staff members are given a modest spot, like the library reading room.

The school is generating enough income that teachers are paid, and the dance companies that perform are given a modest stipend.

It was given a modest renovation, which cost $10,000.

Mr. Weinbach's article states that, "when Native Dancer died, he was given a modest grave marker at Sagamore".

The chicken has now been given a modest palace of its own, where various parts are deep-fried in this fashion.

Although Longmans was essentially an educational publisher and could publish very little apart from designated school reading, A Man Come Home was given a modest first printing there.

The government's 2001 budget for the first time allots housing funds for judges, who will also be given a modest wage increase, Mr. Gref said.

Ehud Yaari, a well-connected Middle East analyst, wrote last October that some rebel groups were maintaining "constant contact with the IDF" (Israel Defence Forces) though they had only been given a modest amount of weapons.

Because if this had anything to do with PSI readings or whether a Patriots employee sat on a Gillette Stadium toilet and put a needle in the valves of a bagful of footballs, the Patriots or Tom Brady would have been given a modest fine and the subject would be forgotten.

The snapshot of the manufacturing sector from Markit/Cips showed that exports have been given a modest boost by the decline in the value of the pound, but this is not the greatest moment to be trying to break into new markets overseas.

Moreover, all were given a modest remuneration for their participation.