Sentence examples for enjoy a modicum from inspiring English sources

How dare they enjoy a modicum of economic comfort?

Tiger Droppings has become so big that some of its more popular participants enjoy a modicum of Internet fame.

"She might enjoy a modicum of celebrity in the annals of medical science," he writes to a colleague.

Even in a place where you might expect to enjoy a modicum of privacy, the phone can be an unwelcome intruder.

Nope, they just signed to a major label and looked like they might be about to enjoy a modicum of real – as opposed to virtual – success.

Other carriers in Southeast Asia enjoy a modicum of insulation now, because they cut back so sharply after the 1997-98 financrisisrinis in Asia.

Under Haile Selassie I (reigned 1930 74), Ethiopia's economy enjoyed a modicum of free enterprise.

Although they initially enjoyed a modicum of success in the British art world, by the mid-1960s, withethe surge in societal and institutional racism and the Americanisation of British culture, optimism turned to disillusionment as they found themselves excluded from the art system (a history ignored until the exhibition The Other Story, curated by Rasheed Araeen at the Hayward Gallery in 1989).

Yet Burkina Faso is not Egypt, where the military's toppling of a divisive civilian government initially enjoyed a modicum of popular support.

Now, enjoying a modicum of media success, she is being outed for not being porn enough -- for not having the experience necessary to address or even understand the real issues of being a porn star, like the issue of porn piracy, which extends beyond female empowerment.

Mubarak enjoys a bare modicum of support in the United States, and if Washington is to ignore its democratic principles in order to support a Gamal shoe-in, it will be because Israel says that this American "blind eye" is essential for its security.