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Shalom Baranes, a Washington-based architect who wrote two articles this year promoting changes, argued that a modest relaxation in areas outside downtown would allow for a more modern city with greener construction, what developers sometimes refer to as "smart growth".

Sanders argued that a modest increase in payroll taxes included in a paid family leave bill he supports would be well worth the additional economic security for American families.

Although it may be argued that a modest threefold induction of transporter expression in vivo could be overcome by dose escalation, the narrow therapeutic index of most chemotherapeutic agents may limit this option.

The study argues that a modest rise in interest rates above the level required to keep inflation on track would curb borrowing and overinvestment.

With the economy finally improving and the election more than 18 months away, Labour will argue that a modest recovery will benefit only a small slice of British society that needs no help.

He would like to raise $100,000 for a four-year campaign to provide plants, vines and know-how to residents of Marrakesh, arguing that a modest investment will improve the air for both residents and tourists.

Therefore, after considering a broader set of criteria it might be argued that a more modest approach to postal data collection in GP surveys could be a fruitful approach, especially in studies where costs and time are limiting factors.

If a modest ball-striker could still get the same results as the very best, I argued, that is devaluing skill.

The "piddling" camp can argue that a more modest text is also a more honest text.

Coffin argued that a "moderately well-to-do" homeowner could create and maintain a substantial and elaborate garden for a modest expenditure, comparable to that of a mid-range car.

That squares with mainstream theory, which argues that for a modest incentive, people are willing to save and put off spending.