By the way, once an individual has achieved the $10,000 target level of coverage, she can maintain that level by making a modest payment of $40 per month.
The requirements for them are very reasonable they must show that they have enough in savings not to be a burden to American taxpayers, and get a qualified investor or a government entity such as the Small Business Administration to validate their ideas by making a modest investment.
Here's the thing: By making a modest goodwill gesture to a former customer, the company could have reaped enormous PR and word-of-mouth benefits.
One of the present bloggers (Bailey), by making a few modest changes to his home, was able to reduce his electrical consumption by a factor of three, and his bill by a factor of five.
Gretzky sold it for $500,000; making a modest, by Wagner standards, profit of $51,000.
Similarly, The People's Committee have also stated at some point this year, that they intend to remove the city's distinctive street cleaners; an occupation normally held by the elderly, who push rubbish carts around the city, collecting litter and making a modest profit by trading at recycling plants.
You shouldn't foreclose a big opportunity by failing to make a modest additional outlay.
Add up the time and divide it by seven and make a modest goal of cutting back — say 10percentt.
Chasing retired entertainers, rather than negotiating to buy expensive documents held by knowledgeable collectors, made a modest acquisitions budget stretch so much further.
A new local art magazine, Art Issues, published by Gary Kornblau, has made a modest beginning, and the internationally minded Journal of Art has established a bureau in Los Angeles, where its executive editor, Jan Butterfield, resides.
With Hollywood making the bumpy transition to talkies in 1929, Cukor, who by then had made a modest name for himself on Broadway, was lured west to serve as a dialogue director, helping tongue-tied actors through their lines.
