Sentence examples for as modest to from inspiring English sources

While the other eight districts reported growth, the Fed said it was characterized as "modest to moderate" in most cases, an overall downgrade from its last report on January 15, which showed "moderate" growth in nine regions.

Although long assumed to be rare, anal sex is not uncommon in sub-Saharan Africa, as modest to large proportions of heterosexual men and women report engaging in it.

For example, studies using data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey have reported modest associations of urinary BPA with cardiovascular disease [ 7], diabetes [ 8], and hypertension [ 9] as well as modest to strong associations of urinary phthalate metabolites with diabetes [ 10], endometriosis and uterine leiomyomata [ 11, 12], and poor pulmonary function [ 13].

I don't have to be as modest as he would have to be.

During riding season, from April to October, Wild Pigs and Blue Knights, and smaller clubs like the Lawmen and Celtic Law, organize trips as ambitious as a weeklong pilgrimage to Daytona Beach and as modest as an evening spin to Little Italy.

And the young prince, who is not as modest as he likes to pretend, also reckons he is the intellectual superior of his fellow leaders.His European pretensions are supported by the anglocentricism of his domestic press.

They have a lower chance of marrying or fathering children than do taller men, and their salaries tend to be as modest as their stature.

If Mrs Merkel's package is pragmatic and concentrates on mechanisms to make an EU of 27 work better it could be presented as too modest to warrant the referendum Mr Blair promised on a full constitution.

These effects include sodium, potassium, and water retention and decreases in renal function, as well as mild to modest increases in blood pressure (BP) and edema.

First, boys are just as modest as girls.

Mr. Watts is as modest as can be.