Sentence examples for continue to be modest from inspiring English sources

"We continue to be modest and creative and simple — and it's that simple," De Niro said, according to a Yahoo media report. .

Kaiser said the lower premiums were a sign that the rise in health care costs continued to be modest.

Along with abnormally low labor force participation and elevated levels of people working part time for economic reasons rather than by choice, wage growth continues to be modest relative to productivity and profits, suggesting that labor markets are not yet tight enough to give workers much bargaining power.

And the effect of the Lehman Brothers crash in September 2008 will continue to be felt in even the most modest local gallery.

But what they at first saw as a modest step will continue to be a hard slog.

"We expect margins will continue to be squeezed in the upcoming quarter despite modest cost reduction efforts," wrote Barton in a client note.

Children under 17 would continue to be admitted free, and senior citizens would face a modest raise, to $25, from the current $10 each year.

Second, inadequate statistical power due to modest sample sizes and measurement errors for environmental factors continue to be major factors limiting progress in the field [ 39].

Modest amounts of a 4% keg bitter known as Worthington's Ale continue to be brewed for the Teesside market.

ABC easily won Wednesday's Nielsen ratings competition, with "Lost" and "Alias" coming in first at 8 and 9 p.m., Eastern and Pacific times, respectively, and "Wife Swap" continuing to be a modest hit at 10. Also at 10 p.m. was the battle between the New York City crime dramas, and on that front, NBC's veteran "Law & Order" is gaining ground.

English continued to be used on a modest scale to write local religious works and some poems in the north of England, but most major works were produced in Latin or French.