Sentence examples for because of the modest from inspiring English sources

The department decided to extend the signup deadline because of the modest initial response.

The reaction on Wall Street was muted because of the modest expectations for the trial to succeed.

On the other hand, because of the modest financing — $1.4 million — he had only sixteen shooting days in which to make the movie; now that it's completed, Lee has to shop it around for distribution.

In part this is simply because of the modest scale and cost of the island project -- about $200,000, compared with the $21 million said to have been paid to create "The Gates".

But in a small but unexpected gesture, Mr Jiang shook the hand of Mr Patten, vilified by Beijing as a "sinner for a thousand generations" because of the modest political reforms he introduced.

The inability to get a Doha deal done is a worry not because of the modest amount of freer trade forgone but because of the symbolic importance of the talks and the reasons for the impasse.

This might be because very little of the modest gain for patients is the result of the new compounds discovered and marketed recently.

Because of this modest assumption, the approach is suitable for most applications.

Establishment of the Civilian Conservation Corps was fought tooth and nail by organized labor because of the corps' modest wages.

We choose the quarterly data rather than the month or year data at first, mainly because of the relatively modest amount of data.

The association of APOE-C1-C2-C4 SNPs with apoAI was also evident but because of the more modest levels of significance, these associations are not shown in Figure  4F.