Sentence examples for because of their modest from inspiring English sources

Despite (or because of?) their modest attire, Iranian women are always eyeing you up.

In one stroke, it seemed, G.M. had dismantled the argument that electric cars were impractical because of their modest driving range.

For several years now, Venus and Serena Williams have been the deserving toast of the women's sports movement in the United States and elsewhere, in part because of their modest inner-city roots, and as African-Americans who rose to prominence in a sport overwhelmingly dominated by affluent whites.

Even growth stocks like Hansen Natural and Urban Outfitters earn passing grades because of their modest valuations and strong cash flow.

I'd continue to keep most of my chips in value stocks, which, because of their modest pricing relative to the rest of the market, are likely to outperform again in 2005, inflation shock or no.

In this process, SNPs that are not top ranked because of their modest P-values are ignored, and as a result potentially informative markers may have been missed.

We could not assess gender differences in more severe forms of IPV because of their low prevalence and our modest sample size.

W.T.E.C. plants fit well into the patchwork of the Polish market because of their relatively modest size.

DPP4i have gained widespread use in combination with metformin because of their weight neutrality, modest efficacy, and safety (187, 188).

These "cans" are a common sight at mixing boards because of their balanced sound, portability and modest price.

"It's time for the BBC to revaluate its position and to resolve this dispute by negotiating a sensible and fair pay rise for staff who work so hard, for modest salaries, because of their genuine commitment to public service broadcasting".