Sentence examples for conventionally modest from inspiring English sources
John Major is given a conventionally modest, down-at-the-mouth script which takes the manner for the man: what with rail privatisation and Northern Irish talks, he might be thought to have left as deep a mark as more clamorous PMs.
For those more conventionally thirsty, a modest array of beer and wine, targeted toward the thoughtful drinker, is offered at reasonable prices: Lindemans framboise, sharp and tangy, makes any panel discussion a shade bubblier; cabernet and sauvignon blanc, from South Africa and the Loire Valley, are mellow and smooth.
It is noteworthy that the indications already accepted for rFVIIa by international regulatory authorities including the treatment of inhibitors to factor VIII and factor IX, substitution for FVII deficiency, and treatment of Glanzmann's thrombasthenia were supported not by RCTs but by studies conventionally considered to provide modest evidence levels.
Numerous modest-size conventionally blasted tunnels have been left unlined if human occupancy was to be rare and the rock was generally good.
Neither study provided support for a change in risk of low birth weight as conventionally defined (< 2,500 g), presumably reflecting modest shifts in the overall distribution without any enhanced effect on the tail.
But after this less than conventionally scenic introduction, you're out in the sun along the canal, and a modest serenity envelops you.
Even conventionally stated 'red flag' symptoms, such as weight loss and blood mixed with stool, have modest diagnostic value.
Maricel Álvarez, 'Biutiful' With her majestic nose and modest chin, the acclaimed Argentine stage actress and choreographer Maricel Álvarez may not be conventionally pretty, but it doesn't matter because she's captivating.
He otherwise dressed conventionally.
The play starts conventionally enough.
