Sentence examples for did so modestly from inspiring English sources

Most of the firms that grew revenue — Akin Gump, Podesta Group, Alston & Bird and BGR Group — did so modestly, between 1 and 2 percent, with the exception of BGR, which saw revenue rise 19percentt.

When Vogt made his entrance, he did so modestly; he played a Steinway with an unusually bright, bell-like tone, but sounded his notes quietly, to mesh with the orchestra's intricately detailed voices (in particular the bassoons, basses, and violas), as if to conjure a teeming realm of introspective fantasy.

Companies that continue to offer regular raises are doing so modestly.

If you want to sweeten their impact with a little tomato sauce, go ahead, but do so modestly.

Excluding the extreme case of Liberia (which had a civil war during the period in question), several of Africa's largest countries, notably Nigeria, saw a big increase in what seem like relatively unproductive slums, and those countries that are following the Asian example (Kenya, Ghana and Ethiopia) are doing so modestly and tentatively.

In children up to the 18th month of life presenting to the ED with a clinical diagnosis of bronchiolitis, racemic albuterol, rather than racemic epinephrine, should be the initial agent chosen, as doing so modestly increases the rate of successful discharge.

FGF-2 did increase EGF-R mRNA; however it did so only modestly (1.9-fold versus control) and it exerted this effect only at 1 ng/ml with no effect at either 10-fold higher or 10-fold lower concentrations.

In general, even coins exhibiting positive growth are doing so more modestly than the 100+percentt gains we routinely witnessed last month.

For a broad range of health services, patient charges on health services surely tend to decrease their utilisation, but do so rather modestly.

This should result in a decrease in pH as temperature is increased and should have an impact on the fitted proton dissociation constants, but it should do so only modestly and therefore it does not account for the entirety of the temperature-dependent p Ka's.

Taking these three analyses together we suggest that FD, as practiced in our sample, very modestly reduced bed use, and did so without adverse (or beneficial) effects on readmission.